Samantha Buttery
Stage: Chicora Stage
Stage Location: 690 Queen St. E, The Sault Ste. Marie Museum
Show Times: 5:00pm August 23rd, 5:00pm August 24th, 1:00pm August 25th
Live stream time: August 24th, 5:00pm
Stage Location: 690 Queen St. E, The Sault Ste. Marie Museum
Show Times: 5:00pm August 23rd, 5:00pm August 24th, 1:00pm August 25th
Live stream time: August 24th, 5:00pm
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EARP member Samantha Buttery is a gifted artist who will be performing for the first time at the Sault Ste. Marie Fringe Festival in 2024. Acclaimed for her vivid narratives and captivating stage presence, she is poised to enthrall viewers with the premiere of her latest play, "What Remains". Deep exploration of memory, loss, and the lasting effects of our past is promised in this much awaited masterpiece. Buttery's involvement in the festival is a major turning point in her artistic career, and visitors are excited to see her distinct vision for themselves.
Experience "What Remains?" a Dark Comedy at the 2024 Sault Ste. Marie Fringe Festival. A thrilling new play called "What Remains?" by emerging EARP artist Samantha Buttery will make its debut at the Sault Ste. Marie Fringe Festival in 2024. Get ready for a theatrical treat. This dark comedy, which takes place in the charming English town of Stratford-Upon-Avon in 1620, seems to offer a special fusion of historical intrigue and tongue-in-cheek humor. A Story with Serious Repercussions "What Remains?" chronicles the experiences of two best friends who are having a hard time making ends meet—Otto and Bert—in the graverobbing industry. They devise a scheme to plunder the tomb of the fabled William Shakespeare in an attempt to turn their fortunes around, with the hope of finding a hidden treasure. But when they discover nothing of value and wind up taking Shakespeare's bones instead—all the while ignoring the foreboding curse on his tomb—their plan takes an unexpected turn! Otto and Bert's adventure puts their integrity, shrewdness, and friendship to the test as the story progresses. Will they be able to deal with the fallout from their deeds, or will the curse be too strong for them to overcome? |
Biography
Samantha is a Sudbury artist, who graduated from Laurentian in 2021. Samantha was involved in the PlaySmelter Festival 2022 and 2023, where her pieces were given dramatized readings. In 2023 she became one of the recipients of the Theatre Recommenders grant. She was then accepted into the first Northerners Creation Unit with Pat the Dog. Samantha is a supporting member of the PGC and recently worked with the OAC as a jury panelist for the Northern Arts Projects. Her most recent endeavor is seeking production for her play. Samantha looks forward to any possibilities that come her way in 2024. Reasons for Attending
This modern work deftly blends historical details and classic literature, providing a new and approachable tribute to the past. "What Remains?" emphasizes the importance of comedy in storytelling and is a monument to the genre's enduring power. The play by Samantha Buttery is a masterful illustration of how we may update classic literature to make it fresh and pertinent for contemporary audiences. Visitors and locals alike should take advantage of the chance to see "What Remains?" It highlights the value of comedy in preserving the depth of theater tradition in addition to promising a night of contemplation and laughter. Comedy is unquestionably lost without deeper meaning, and this play makes a strong argument for its priceless importance. |