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Digby Towers

When big industry comes to a small town, neighbours get nasty in the sole high-rise apartment tower.

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Week #1 Show Teaser Digby Towers

As building owner Priscilla and her dim-witted husband Randy attempt to evict their last remaining tenant, Doug, Doug's new roommate goes missing in the elevator shaft. Doug discovers that his science-loving roommate has left behind a hologram with explicit (!) instructions on the procedure to follow in case of his sudden disappearance. In this scene Priscilla and Doug try to decipher his words.

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Week #1 Show Teaser

Week #2 The Team

Synopsis

A serial, meta-soap opera recorded in front of a live audience in Prince Rupert, "Digby Towers" is set in a coastal port city in the not-too-distant future. In this pre-industrial wasteland, formerly-rural residents adjust to newly-cosmopolitan lifestyles as heavy industry makes the economy swell. Despite a skyrocketing population and epic housing shortages, Digby Towers remains (mostly) empty. Its conniving owner, Priscilla, is bent on establishing her dominion from the sub-basement to the penthouse. She and her husband, the dimwitted elevator operator Randy, hatch a series of schemes to rid themselves of the last tenacious tenant: Doug, who was conceived, born and raised on the 17th floor.

Team

Jeff Bill

Talent, Writer

Born and raised in Prince Rupert BC. Sort of a big deal, but I don't like to brag. I once crowd surfed at a Bare Naked Ladies concert.

David Smook

Producer, Writer

I have been involved in performance for over 20 years. I began an off-fringe fringe like festival 16 years ago and have written directed produced and performed in numerous zany shows such as 'Hot Judge Sundae', 'Stab in the Dark', and 'Aquatic Hee-Haw'. I like quiet walks on the beach and the gentle sounds of pounding techno music.

Leah Jowe

Talent, Director

Leah achieved regional stardom in her role as "Bleeding Whore #3" in northwest BC's much-vaunted stage version of Les Miserables. She is a native of Prince Rupert, and has balanced her professional work in the financial sector with film credits in such productions as "Airliner Crash Simulation" and "Port Edward: 50 Years of Fish Processing." She also enjoys handmade dolls.

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Reviews (39)

Dylan M.
posted 6 years ago

Makes me want to see you guys perform live
Crystal S.
posted 6 years ago

It's always a laugh when you guys hit the stage!
shaun p.
posted 6 years ago

love it !
Charles H.
posted 6 years ago

Interesting review of a percolating boom town and how neighbours cope with pending change... stage presentation was well received a local udderfest
Jasper N.
posted 6 years ago

As someone who enjoyed this show as a part of the live studio audience, I have to say that this show had me in stitches throughout the whole thing. The only time I wasn't laughing was when I was taking in a breath so I could laugh more.
oso o.
posted 6 years ago

Smart and funny!
Allan C.
posted 6 years ago

They are Great!!
Rosa W.
posted 6 years ago

i loved it!
Andy E.
posted 6 years ago

This looks like it has huge potential. Lots of room for possibilities with a sitcom set in an apartment building. No real limit to cast or characters.
katy O.
posted 6 years ago

Hilarious!- more please!!
Helen M.
posted 6 years ago

It's a play not a show , shot so far away I couldn't even see if the actors were lip syncing
Jennifer P.
posted 6 years ago

Don't like that it's just video from a play. Can't hear anything over the crowd
Brian F.
posted 6 years ago

great show - saw it live
Wanda E.
posted 6 years ago

Can't wait to see more!
Randall R.
posted 6 years ago

Hard to understand the audio.
William M.
posted 6 years ago

I think it was a hilarious, twisted production. A sit-com gone bonkers.
Kelly M.
posted 6 years ago

Hilarious
Allan W.
posted 6 years ago

I saw the production, it was wonderful. Jeff Bill was sexy. David is insane as the human elevator. And of course, Digby Towers is a real place, with unusual humans, situated near an unusual harbor, harboring the usual ill feelings created by LNG dreams and mill smoke. Rock on!
Dawn Q.
posted 6 years ago

I loved it. In a small town like ours one knows the actors in real life, so you know they are great actors when you see them in the roles on the stage.
Stephanie B.
posted 6 years ago

Awesome, always such a pleasure to watch what David Smook creates. Love that it is set in northern BC. About time! Love love love it. Gonna be a hit.
roger s.
posted 6 years ago

superlatively smooked!
James M.
posted 6 years ago

I was lucky to see the opening show live. Sore checks from too much laughter.
Paul C.
posted 6 years ago

Spectacular
Steve M.
posted 6 years ago

Great premise and funny people. Crowd laughs a lot. A lot of potential here!
chris l.
posted 6 years ago

Funniest thing I ever saw.
Hilda W.
posted 6 years ago

Smook is hilarious!
Lyle M.
posted 6 years ago

Quirky original and fun!
verna m.
posted 6 years ago

I really enjoy this .. too funny
lucy w.
posted 6 years ago

<3 THE BEST
Leah K.
posted 6 years ago

None stop laughs. Would love to see more!
Willy B.
posted 6 years ago

They have way more talent in person'
sherri a.
posted 6 years ago

Fresh and different. Thoroughly enjoyed this!!!
Michael G.
posted 6 years ago

After thorough scientific examination, I've determined that the Digby Towers premise could indeed become Canada's next best comedy series.
lucia s.
posted 6 years ago

awesome!
Kaeleen F.
posted 6 years ago

Funny performance that accurately skewers the vagaries of life in a small northwest BC town faced with many challenges.
Lee B.
posted 6 years ago

I laughed out loud, definitely a hit!
Trent D.
posted 6 years ago

Top notch, keep up the good work making us laugh over and over and over and...............
Louise F.
posted 6 years ago

Excellent writing and hilarious delivery! LOVE it!!
Anthony V.
posted 6 years ago

I love quirky, well written, and superbly delivered comedy - I vote DIGBY TOWERS!

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