Mother of All Shows Canadian Dates Announced
The Canadian dates for the first series of theatrical showings of Mother of All Shows have been announced!
Read MoreTheatre, Opera, Poetry, Film
David James Brock is a Canadian writer of opera, theatre, poetry, and film.
Author of poetry collections Everyone is CO2 and Ten-Headed Alien.
Co-creator of Breath Cycle, an opera for cystic fibrosis.
The Canadian dates for the first series of theatrical showings of Mother of All Shows have been announced!
Read MoreFrom the Mother of All Shows Soundtrack, it’s Mothers and Daughters (Daughters and Moms) sung by Sarah Slean!
Read MoreMother of All Shows opens in Brooklyn and gets its first (glowing!) review
Read MoreMother of All Shows, a film that I wrote with Melissa D’Agostino, has its World Premiere on June 1 in Brooklyn!
Read MoreJoin internationally acclaimed concert pianist Adam Sherkin performing Chopin’s four masterpiece scherzi alongside vivid monologues written by David James Brock. The premiere is a mixed media event with film and live performance. directed by Tom Diamond.
Read MoreThe music video for Year of the Horse, based on scenes from the screenplay Year of the Horse.
Read MoreAn onset look at Mother of All Shows from ET Canada
Read MoreMother of All Shows, a screenplay I co-wrote with Melissa D’Agostino, is profiled in Deadline.
Read MoreThe Mother of All Shows, a screenplay by Melissa D’Agostino and David James Brock, was recently featured in Variety Magazine with the announcement that it will start filming in early 2022 .
Read MoreDavid James Brock appears on the Blue Riband Podcast to talk Year of the Horse, New Opera, and Innovation vs Invention
Read MoreFucked Up’s Year of the Horse Side 4 is now out. Thus ends the saga of Perceval, which I co-wrote with Mike Haliechuk.
Read MoreStereogum calls Year of the Horse Side A its Song of the Week.
Read MoreMy first short story in over a decade called Kisser appears in the February issue of Fantasy Magazine.
Read MoreSide A of Year of the Horse from Fucked Up is out. It’s an EP based on the film script I’ve co-written with Mike Haliechuk and his band Fucked Up.
Read MoreBeginning on February 9, 2020. I will be teaching Creative Writing Techniques: Braving the Elements through CAMH Recovery College. This six week introductory course is open to those who have experienced mental health and/or addiction challenges and/or social services use. This also includes family members, friends and health care providers, when appropriate.
Recovery colleges are nonclinical-based education and training programs offered to people who have experienced mental health and/or addiction challenges, and who feel ready to set goals, gain skills and make social connections as part of their personal journey.
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Perceval is nigh. A screenplay by Mike Haliechuk and David James Brock
Read MoreIn celebration of baseball’s opening day…in 2010
Read MoreA Million Billion Pieces officially opens on November 28th (with previews on November 25, 26, 27) at Young People’s Theatre. I was happy to answer some questions that Jennifer Parr of WholeNote Magazine had recently. From the article The Parts that Musical Passion Plays.
When I asked Brock if his writing process changed for this project since he was writing for a teenage audience, he said, “not much. The characters are teenagers, but they’ve lived their whole lives being told they wouldn’t survive to adulthood, so they’ve had to fit as much as possible in on a countdown. These characters are hyper aware of the finite amount of time in a life. I think we all have a sense we’re not using the time we have correctly – I certainly do.
To read the full preview, you can click here.
A Million Billion Pieces runs at Toronto’s Young People’s Theatre from November 25 - December 13. For rehearsal photos, show information, and ticket information, check out their website.
Ten-Headed Alien gets the emo-proggy review it might have always wanted from John Nyman in blue riband.
Read MoreWet is nominated for three Jessie Awards.
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