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This weekend, we had a mini-reunion of OH CRAPPY DAY cast members. Along with Jess Barbour and Ryan Ladue, we saw Jordan (Estes) Monadjemi perform in “Witch” at Raleigh Little Theatre.

The play features Jordan as a devil named “Scratch” and runs through Sunday, November 9. The performance we saw was sold out, so get your tickets ASAP!

For ticket information, click on the link in the comments.

Jordan Monadjemi, our lead actor in OH CRAPPY DAY, is winning rave reviews for his performance in "Witch" at Raleigh Little Theatre. Here, he shares a scene with one of his costars, Lola Ureña.

We saw Jordan on opening night, and we loved the play so much, we'll be catching it again this weekend. "Witch" runs through November 9, so get your tickets now! (Click on the link in the comments below.)

Tonight is opening night for Jordan Monadjemi, our lead actor in OH CRAPPY DAY! He’ll be starring in “Witch,” a play by Jen Silverman, at Raleigh Little Theatre.

Jordan, seen here in rehearsal, plays a charismatic devil who tempts the residents of a seventeenth-century town. According to the program notes, the comedy-drama provides “a glimpse into witch hysteria from the perspective of a misunderstood woman.”

The show starts at 8 PM, and subsequent performances run through November 9. For ticket information, click on the link in the comments.

We’re so proud of Ned Phillips, our Director of Photography on OH CRAPPY DAY. Last night, in the Durham Arts Council Building, he screened a rough cut of a documentary feature called “The Last Partera.”

Filmed in Costa Rica, “The Last Partera” tells the story of a traditional midwife in her late 90s. Ned serves as co-director, cinematographer, and editor on the film.

Like everyone else in the audience, we were impressed by the rough cut. We can’t wait to see the final edit!

We had a great time this weekend at our beloved indiefest, the Longleaf Film Festival! We got to catch up with Camden Watts, our first assistant director on OH CRAPPY DAY, and we got to see a film short by one of our cast members: “Because I Love You” by Bob Celli of Delanocelli Productions. Big thanks to Sally Bloom and the Longleaf team!

Join us tomorrow at the 10th annual Longleaf Film Festival! Our producer, Steven P. Neilson, and our writer-director, Jon Lance Bacon, will take part in a panel discussion called “It’s Been a Decade: How It Started, How It’s Going.”

As you may remember, we won Best Comedy Short at the very first festival. We’re honored to help Longleaf celebrate this milestone!

The panel discussion starts at 2 PM in the Demonstration Gallery of the North Carolina Museum of History, 5 East Edenton Street in Raleigh. Chris Everett will host the event, which is free to the public.

Hey, mystery fans! Be sure to watch Elsbeth tonight on CBS, to get a glimpse of Jaime Wallace Hardgrove, aka "Meghan" in Oh Crappy Day!

Jaime will appear (again) as the stunt double for Carrie Preston, who plays the title character in this hilarious new show. The episode airs at 10 PM Eastern, 9 PM Central.

Look who’s working as a stunt double for Carrie Preston on the new CBS series, “Elsbeth.” It’s Jaime Wallace Hardgrove, aka “Meghan” in OH CRAPPY DAY!

Jaime appears in the latest episode of the comedy-drama, which features Preston as the title character — an attorney with a knack for solving murders.

Next week, Jaime will appear in another episode. Check it out on Thursday, May 2!

Do you recognize the bride and groom dancing at their wedding? They are Jess Barbour and Ryan Ladue, who play “Katie” and “Brandon” in our romantic comedy feature, OH CRAPPY DAY.

They tied the knot this weekend in Willow Spring, North Carolina, and we were honored to be there, helping them celebrate their real-life romance!

Tonight at 6:30 CST, OH CRAPPY DAY will have its first screening of 2024! We’ll be kicking off the Year ’Round program of the Beloit International Film Festival, based in Beloit, Wisconsin.

What’s more, the screening will be followed by a virtual Q&A with our writer-director, Jon Lance Bacon. Wisconsin, here we come!

Last night, we got to see a cool "sizzle reel" for an upcoming documentary about animal welfare. The working title is "Picturing Pigs," and one of the people behind the project is Camden Watts, First Assistant Director on OH CRAPPY DAY. Way to go, Camden!

It was a great evening at Raleigh Brewing Arboretum in Cary. As you can see, we also got to catch up with Ned Phillips, Director of Photography on OH CRAPPY DAY.