PRODUCTIONS

Chrissa is about venture out into the world once more. Read all about it here. 

We're thrilled to announce that Beth and the Blob has been accepted into the 21st Sidewalk Film Festival in Birmingham, Alabama. The screening will take place on Sunday, August 25th. Director Dustin Cañez and writer Stephen Webb will be in attendance as well!

Don't Become Me: Another Kooky Chrissa Misadventure will see us catching up with Chrissa just a receives a letter from her Uncle Carmichael inviting her to visit him at his desert home because he has a lesson she needs to learn. What could this mean? 

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Don't Become Me is a follow-up series to The Ladies Downstairs where Chrissa finds herself unnerved by the dolls in her Aunt Sue's basement. 

We're busy at working putting final touches and grabbing some additional footage for our next release: a semi-sequel to The Ladies Downstairs. This series will find Chrissa once again beckoned by a distant family member to "learn a lesson."  

Our friends at Three Sips of Wine Productions asked Sad Alpaca Production's co-founder Dustin Cañez to try standing in front of the lens for a change for their new web series KTHNXBI. The series follows Ben as he struggles to maintain balance in a world that struggles to accept his bisexuality. Ben is aided and sometimes foiled by his two imaginary friends who represent his two identities: the gay Skittles (played by Dustin) and the straight M&Ms. Go check it out now!

Who else missed Chrissa, the adorably awkward protagonist of The Ladies Downstairs? Us too! Not to fret however, Chrissa will be returning for another suspenseful adventure in another web series. Stay tuned for more info and until then enjoy this behind-the-scenes photo of Sad Alpaca Productions co-founder and director Dustin Cañez filming a moment with Chrissa actress Sarah Charles Hereford. And if you have no idea what were talking about catch-up and go watch The Ladies Downstairs.

Thank you to everyone who came out for the premier of Beth and the Blob and Sad Alpaca Production's first ever screening. We were overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support from you all. We can't wait to do it again. And for anyone who couldn't make the screening you can still watch Beth and the Blob here or at YouTube. 

BETH AND THE BLOB is LIVE on Sad Alpaca Productions site and YouTube - go watch it NOW!

We are so happy to announce Sad Alpaca Production's first ever screening! Join us for the premier or BETH AND THE BLOB on Thursday, May 17th for cocktails at 7:30 PM followed by the screening at 8:30 PM at Substrate Gallery at the corner of Melrose and Ridgewood Place.

RSVP today to meet all the Sad Alpaca's who made this series a reality!

Sad Alpaca's newest web series Beth and the Blob has been completed and will screen in Los Angeles very soon. Head over the project page for more info on the series team and stay tuned for screening details!

Stay tuned for Beth and the Blob, a new web series. We are excited to continue working with long-time collaborators Tobie Windham and Shinelle Azoroh while adding some fresh faces with Hannah Bear as Beth and Tommy Cramer as our cinematographer and editor. 

Continuing our partnership with Transcendent Ensemble Theatre, Stephen's one-act play, ANXIETY DEMONSTRATIONS, will be playing in the Chicago Fringe Festival at the Jefferson Playhouse on 

• Thursday, Aug 31, 2017 @ 8:30pm

• Saturday, Sep 2, 2017 @ 7:00pm

• Sunday, Sep 3, 2017 @ 7:00pm

• Monday, Sep 4, 2017 @ 10:00pm

• Friday, Sep 8, 2017 @ 8:30pm

• Saturday, Sep 9, 2017 @ 10:00pm

• Sunday, Sep 10, 2017 @ 7:00pm

THE LADIES DOWNSTAIRS web series has been accepted into the Miami Independent Film Festival!

Our short Lonely, No More and web series Patsy Brown are both Semi Finalists in LA CineFest

All five episodes of THE LADIES DOWNSTAIRS is now up on YouTube & Vimeo!

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THE LADIES DOWNSTAIRS has been accepted into LA Cinefest, Indiepossible International Film Festival, Indiewise, and SABC Ekurhuleni International Film Festival. 

The Sister Twins screenplay was accepted into Sidewalk Film Festival's Sidewrite International Short Screenplay Reading Series. Congrats Stephen!

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BUGGED and DECOMPOSING GRIEF were both accepted into Indiepossible International Film Festival. 

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Stephen's play MOVE LIKE ANTS is now published by Penguin Random House in PLAYS FOR THREE, edited by Eric Lane and Nina Shengold. 

PET FOOD has a sold-out run at the Gift Theatre as part of the Chicago Fringe Festival! 

PET FOOD gets a fantastic review at the Chicago Fringe Festival! 

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"This dark comedy by @TranscendentETC about pets starving in the wake of their owner's death is twisted & absolutely hilarious."

THE SISTER TWINS production with Transcendent Ensemble Theatre Company received a rave review in The Chicago Reader as well as several other Chicago publications! 

FOR THE TIME BEING, an opera Stephen co-wrote with Barbra Jwanouskos and composed by Daniel Arnoldos, was performed at Pittsburgh Opera. 

Stephen's play RECLUSE performed at Carnegie Mellon University as part of the New Works Series. 

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