Reels

Take a look! Clips from The Game (Ep. 617) directed by Eric Laneuville; V/H/S, directed by David Bruckner; Good Grief Suicide Hotline, directed by Sam Carter; Being Mary Jane (Ep. 208), directed by Regina King; and Those Who Deserve to Die (2019), directed by Bret Wood.

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Rough cut footage from the Bret Wood film Those Who Deserve to Die (2019). Here, Joe Sykes is Jonathan, a troubled loner caught in a spiral of revenge driven by the ghost of little sister, Berenice, played by Alice Lewis. Courtesy of Bret Wood.

Joe Sykes as Tom Weatherby in Good Grief Suicide Hotline. Courtesy of ECG Productions

On stage…

A sweet moment from The Hero’s Wife at Synchronicity Theatre. Written by Aline Lathrop, the play tells the searing story of the effects of PTSD on a young wife and her husband, an ex-Navy SEAL. It stars Rebeca Robles and Joe Sykes. Directed by Rachel May. Video clip by Amanda Sachtleban

GPB News Radio interview: A Hero’s Wife at Synchronicity Theatre

Virginia Prescott, host of “On Second Thought” for Georgia Pacific Broadcasting, interviews director Rachel May and actors Rebeca Robles and Joe Sykes about their work on A Hero’s Wife by Aline Lathrop at Synchronicity Theatre.  (The full May 2, 2019 interview is available at “On Second Thought” at GPB.) Photos below by Jerry Siegel.

Rebeca Robles and Joe Sykes in The Hero’s Wife. Photo by Jerry Siegal

Rebeca Robles and Joe Sykes in The Hero’s Wife, photos by Jerry Siegel

During the run of Reykjavik at Actor’s Express, Joe Sykes and director Melissa Foulger took time out to talk with Lois Reitzes, host of City Lights at WABE radio in Atlanta. Here’s an excerpt from that interview. Joe talks about the vingnette  ‘Twelve Ravens’ from Reykjavik, dark themes, and the humor of playwright Steve Yockey. (Listen to the full interview at WABE.org)

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