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Viper Vixens of 2012

Presented by Vortex Repertory Company at The VORTEX

January 13-January 29, 2012

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Electronic Planet Ensemble presents Viper Vixens of 2012
The Apocalypse Never Looked so Good. . .a Silent B-Movie Spoof with Live Music

Embracing the conspiracy furor around the long-awaited End of the World in 2012, Electronic Planet Ensemble presents Viper Vixens of 2012, an over-the-top multi-media, movie spoof with original live music in the tradition of silent films and B-movie science fiction. The film has female nudity in a fantastical setting.

Join Electronic Planet Ensemble as they tackle every 2012 End of the World theory from Planet X, Planet Nibiru, and the Anunnaki to Mayan Calendars and the rise of Quetzalcoatl. Three human women are transformed by mad science into the part-Anunnaki Viper Vixens. With the immanent awakening of the plumed serpent god, Quetzalcoatl, the human race is in peril. The evil Viper Vixens are destined to take over the world unless the heroes of the Mexican Air Force can defeat them.

From the creators of Planet of the Mermaids, Surfin’ UFO, and SPACEMAN:DADA:ROBOT, Viper Vixens of 2012 story is written by Chad Salvata with Cinematography and Digital Imagery by Sergio R. Samayoa. Electronic Planet Ensemble is Sergio R. Samayoa, David Jewell, and Chad Salvata, with Doug Marcis.

Viper Vixens of 2012 stars Melissa Vogt-Patterson, Christina MacMulligan, and Joanna Wright as the Viper Vixens. Featuring David Jewell as Xavier Xuthus (Trillionaire Mastermind), Heather Barfield as Zoe Xuthus (the Psychic), Betsy McCann as Elsa Von Krause (Director of Project Vixen), Helen Hutka as Kitty Kelly, Matthew Patterson as Guy Savage, Gabriel Maldonado as Angelo Reyes (Captain of the Mexican Air Force), and Andy Agne as the Anunnaki. Lighting Design by Patrick Anthony. Costume Design by Trudy Martinez. Makeup Design by Helen Hutka. Miniatures by Ann Marie Gordon.

An International Mail Art show in The Butterfly Bar @The VORTEX displays mail art on Viper Vixens of 2012. International Mail Art Show: CALL FOR ENTRIES on the theme VIPER VIXENS OF 2012. All pieces received will be exhibited.
Send mail art to: VIPER VIXENS OF 2012, 8003-B Tisdale, Austin, TX 78757 USA Deadline: January 13, 2012

Electronic Planet Ensemble is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division. Produced in association with VORTEX Repertory Company.

Where: The VORTEX, 2307 Manor Rd. Austin, TX 78722
Free Parking. Bus Route. The Butterfly Bar with beer, wine, and tasty snacks.

www.electronicplanetensemble.com
VortexRep.org
 

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    The VORTEX

    2307 Manor Road
    Austin, TX 78722

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    Tickets:$30-$10 www.vortexrep.org or 512-478-LAVA(5282)

    
    $30-$25 Priority Seating, $20-$15 General Admission, $10 Starving Artists

    Thursdays and Sundays 2-for-1 admission with donation of 2 non-perishable food items. Limited seating. Advanced purchase recommended. Three weeks only at The VORTEX.

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    Dates:
    January 13-January 29, 2012

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    When: Friday January 13- and continues Thursdays and Sunday through January 29, 2012

    
    

     8pm

    
    

     

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    • Event Name: Viper Vixens of 2012
      "Enjoyably salacious and Sci fi mix mash"
      Review posted by: petergolocal from 1, Jan 18, 2012
      

      Voluptuously salacious, enticingly occult. Think sci-fi meets avant garde and hangs out with David Bowie! Good times.

      Voluptuously salacious, enticingly occult. Think sci-fi meets avant garde and hangs out with David Bowie! Good times.

    • Event Name: Viper Vixens of 2012
      "Viper Vixens 2012"
      Review posted by: A Team Member from Austin, TX , Jan 17, 2012
      

      Vortex Theatre has the best vibe as both a theatre and a cafe to see a show. I attended the opening night show of Viper Vixens and the entire audience was very responsive. A film with a live band.... Expand

      Vortex Theatre has the best vibe as both a theatre and a cafe to see a show. I attended the opening night show of Viper Vixens and the entire audience was very responsive. A film with a live band. The silent film was very entertaining and the music was very hypnotic. I would recommend that if you have not experienced a Vortex production, go see this. I am sure you will be back for more. Collapse

    • Event Name: Viper Vixens of 2012
      "Mixed Media Space Opera!"
      Review posted by: Larry_Oubre from 1, Jan 15, 2012
      

      We have never seen the likes of the Vagina Deathray or the Spinning Boobies of Death. Holy MacMulligan, Batman, better hide your secret identity. The Viper Vixens, manipulated by the evil Elsa von... Expand

      We have never seen the likes of the Vagina Deathray or the Spinning Boobies of Death. Holy MacMulligan, Batman, better hide your secret identity. The Viper Vixens, manipulated by the evil Elsa von Krause, try to take over the planet in the tradition of good Austrian villains like Hitlers and Leidels. Christina MacMulligan, Joanna Wright, and Melissa Vogt-Patterson are the Vixens, giving their all and clothes for the planet. Betsy McCann, Heather Barfield(Zoe Zulthus) and Helen Hulka(Kitty Kelly) are memorable without baring all. Andy Agne’s Annunaki show some serious muscle but Gabriel Maldonado as our hero Angelo Reyes, the Captain, puts an end to the might of the Quetzlcoatl. It’s a wild romp of a video with stop motion animation and a bevy of naked beauties. The music of the Electronic Planet Ensemble makes it all come together. Chad Salvata has created a good score and Sergio R. Samayoa has told the story visually. So it’s a very entertaining time for the audience. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Viper Vixens of 2012
      "Enjoyably salacious and Sci fi mix mash"
      Review posted by: petergolocal from 1, Jan 18, 2012
      

      Voluptuously salacious, enticingly occult. Think sci-fi meets avant garde and hangs out with David Bowie! Good times.

      Voluptuously salacious, enticingly occult. Think sci-fi meets avant garde and hangs out with David Bowie! Good times.

    • Event Name: Viper Vixens of 2012
      "Viper Vixens 2012"
      Review posted by: A Team Member from Austin, TX , Jan 17, 2012
      

      Vortex Theatre has the best vibe as both a theatre and a cafe to see a show. I attended the opening night show of Viper Vixens and the entire audience was very responsive. A film with a live band.... Expand

      Vortex Theatre has the best vibe as both a theatre and a cafe to see a show. I attended the opening night show of Viper Vixens and the entire audience was very responsive. A film with a live band. The silent film was very entertaining and the music was very hypnotic. I would recommend that if you have not experienced a Vortex production, go see this. I am sure you will be back for more. Collapse

    • Event Name: Viper Vixens of 2012
      "Mixed Media Space Opera!"
      Review posted by: Larry_Oubre from 1, Jan 15, 2012
      

      We have never seen the likes of the Vagina Deathray or the Spinning Boobies of Death. Holy MacMulligan, Batman, better hide your secret identity. The Viper Vixens, manipulated by the evil Elsa von... Expand

      We have never seen the likes of the Vagina Deathray or the Spinning Boobies of Death. Holy MacMulligan, Batman, better hide your secret identity. The Viper Vixens, manipulated by the evil Elsa von Krause, try to take over the planet in the tradition of good Austrian villains like Hitlers and Leidels. Christina MacMulligan, Joanna Wright, and Melissa Vogt-Patterson are the Vixens, giving their all and clothes for the planet. Betsy McCann, Heather Barfield(Zoe Zulthus) and Helen Hulka(Kitty Kelly) are memorable without baring all. Andy Agne’s Annunaki show some serious muscle but Gabriel Maldonado as our hero Angelo Reyes, the Captain, puts an end to the might of the Quetzlcoatl. It’s a wild romp of a video with stop motion animation and a bevy of naked beauties. The music of the Electronic Planet Ensemble makes it all come together. Chad Salvata has created a good score and Sergio R. Samayoa has told the story visually. So it’s a very entertaining time for the audience. Collapse

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