Grady Flanagan

November 4, 2014

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Grady fell in love with the Caturday theatrics the moment he experienced their exclusive theme integration and the smiles it brought to the crowd. He knew he wanted to be apart of it in any way he could, to help carry through the vision and bring joy and excitement to all.

And so he joined the theatrics. First playing smaller roles, and minimal voice acting, and later collaborating as a writer, and theatrical director. He has also helped with some audio production, creating sounds and assisting in providing backing tracks for the performances.

Grady finds family within the theatrics crew, and plans to continue to do his best to contribute any way he can.

Roles Grady has played

Ascension of the Atlanteans – David
Eden Prime: Dark Fracture – Alex the Mechanic

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“You know the club scene? you pay for cover, then coat check, then for atm fees, and then a drink, and all of a sudden you’re out 30 bucks and you’re kind of off to a bad start. you feel weirdly over and underdressed. you and your group of friends stands in a small circle and sort of self-consciously dance at each other. katy perry again. you try to yell conversations. you see someone you kind of know, but decide not to say hello cause it’s a bit awkward. someone grabs your butt. ugh. not sure what to do, you order another shot. next thing you know, you’re sitting on the nightbus with a spinning head, and you can’t help but think, “was that it?” it never got weird enough for me.

Now caturday – you’re ALWAYS under-costumed. people you kind of know, maybe just from facebook, give you a big hug! you admire the hand-crafted artwork, and spectacular stage design, that obviously took hours to make! the music gets your feet movin. womp womp. you’re not huddled either – everyone is dancing, together! music music lights lights vibin. and then there’s a performance! an well-rehearsed theatrical bit to really connect you to the theme of the night.

Caturday events are sort of the thing that make you think- ahh this is what i was looking for! it was here all along! it was waiting for me! good clean fun. older children gettin funky and playing dress-up with lights and music.”

Testimonial by: Evelyn

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