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Author: Sal

Ken Campbell’s Meaning of Life: Jack Phoenix Film

Friday, 1st September, 2006 at 7:51 am, Isle of Wight

Comedy, Film, Outta Town, Unexpected

Many of you in Ventnor will already know of Jack Phoenix, but for those of you who don’t, he’s a man with many feathers in his cap (well, hat actually) – as he is not only a writer, producer, screenwriter, director, but also a very talented musician and composer.

jack phoenixWhat you might not know about Jack is that for the last couple of years, amongst other things, he has been working on a project named: Ken Campbell’s Meaning of Life – A Letter to Robert Anton Wilson.

It’s a gonzo, no-budget film of veteran comedian Ken Campbell’s latest one-man show – a special performance given for Robert Anton Wilson, the writer and philosopher, known for such works as The Illuminatus! and Schrodinger’s Cat Trilogies.

The film is on a DVD double disc set. The first disc being Ken’s fantastic performance and the second featuring Jack’s interviews with Robert Anton Wilson himself, his friend Scott Apel, and a third vintage interview of Oberto Airaudi by Ken Campbell.

With the help of good friend, LeoN the performance was filmed and fellow island film-maker, John Cattle, did the editing honours. To celebrate the launch of the film on DVD, Ken will be doing a live performance of the show in a couple of weeks time at Quay Arts in Newport.

Get your tickets (£10) from Quay Arts before the sell out. Show starts at 8pm, Friday 15th September.

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