 Aidan Weekes (who played Ved in The Tribe) is more known for his acting. Well he has also got his own Band Camp site which is live and full of his music for you to listen, download and enjoy – check it out! Click here to go there now. You can have a listen to a few tracks below too…  Aidan Weekes apeared this week in the stage production of Sketch at The Bats Theatre, Wellington. The production ran from 6-17th September. I’d just like to apologise for not putting this up earlier as I noticed it was posted in the comments of the site but I missed it, sorry Cat. Here’s a video trailer for Sketch:  An Aidan Weekes & Hunter Abbey short film, which they co-produced entitled ; (semicolon), made it into the Wellington finals of the V48Hours 2011 short film contest. Well done to their team Steam! Check out the short ; below:  Aidan Weekes Hannah has prooved there is more to him than just Ved from The Tribe. He has been honing his acting skills since his departure from the series and has been schooled at the prestigious Toi Whakaari drama school in New Zealand. Check out Dan’s work post-Tribe over on his YouTube channel here, subscribe too and keep up-to-date. Here’s just one of the videos, Estranged, from 2009: With thanks to Cat for the info, via comments on the site.  Aidan Weekes will be showcasing a production at Wellington’s The Peek Party. His production is called The Aliens of Poverty Bay and is based on a true story…
The productions featured are: The Tinderbox, This Rugged Beauty, I Am This and The Aliens of Poverty Bay (which is performed by Dan Weekes) details of it are below… If you can get to Wellington for 26 to 29 January head over to The Peek Party website to make a booking. With thanks to the Peek Party team for the flyer and thanks to Maddie E for telling us about it. Continue reading…   We have found out, a month too late, that both Fleur Saville (Tribe’s Ruby – Series 5) and Aidan Weekes (Tribe’s Ved – Series 4) were in the 2010 production of Christ Almighty which ran at Wellington’s Bats Theatre.
Christ Almighty is a comedy show written by Dan Musgrove and Natalie Medlock (who will be in Shortland Street in 2011). The money raised by the production which ran from 2nd-18th December went back into upkeep/maintenance work for the theatre and towards the Pike River Mine Appeal. As with the 2009 production, Christ Almighty 2010 featured a revolving cast. The complete cast line-up was as follows: Erin Banks, Jed Brophy, Byron Coll, Ben Crawford, Nick Dunbar, Emma Draper, Phil Grieve, Sophie Hambleton, Paul Harrop, KC Kelly, Jono Kenyon, Brianne Kerr, Emma Kinane, Salesi Leota, Jennifer Martin, Ginette McDonald, Kate McGill, Carmel McGlone, Stuart McKenzie, Ryan O’Kane, Kate Prior, Jessica Robinson, Fleur Saville, Bryony Skillington, Amy Tarleton, Asalemo Tofete, Leon Wadham, Aidan Weekes and Martyn Wood.  We always knew Aidan Weekes Hannah (Ved in The Tribe) was a cool guy, well currently he is in an advert for Tip Top ice-cream. Check him out in the advert below: He also appears in a brief scene, playing a boyfriend role, below… He is looking pretty handsome! Shame the video quality isn’t higher though.  Aidan Weekes (The Tribe’s Ved) has been on stage recently in the production End Game at the Downstage Theatre in Wellington. The description for the production is as follows: “A twist of fate propels Alex (Dan Weekes) and his mother (Amy Tarleton) into a computer game — to face a land of mythical creatures and heart-stopping challenges. This is not going to be a typical school day. An ideal first Downstage experience for 8 to 14 year-olds.” More details and pictures can be found on the Downstage Theatre’s website. This post has been back-dated. Full production details are below.  Back in May I made three posts about Jennyfer Jewell, Ari Boyland and Amelia Reynolds featuring in short films at the New Zealand V 48 HOUR Festival. Well, I just found out today that Daniel Weekes Hannah (or should that be Aidan Michael?) also featured in an entry. Dan appeared in Lies & Fabrications – The Martin Boyle Story, which you can view below… The full crew involved in the production were team Cola Razzoo: Craig Johnson (BUREAU), Richard Larsen, Rose-Marie Kirkup, Nic E Lane, Ian Hammond, Aidan Michael Weekes, Elizabeth Carpenter, Rowan Pierce, Stacey Brummer and Miki Glowacki. (Infor from Bureau.  Dan Weekes (aka Dan Weekes Hannah – formerly known as The Tribe’s Ved) is treading the stage in the production of That Face. Dan has spent the past few years, since leaving The Tribe, honing his performance skills at the prestigious Toi Whaakari (New Zealand’s National Drama School) where he graduated from in 2009. He quickly landed a spot in this production playing the role of Henry. The play ‘That Face’ is written by Polly Stenham, directed by Shane Bosher and is currently showing at the Silo Theatre – Aotea Centre – The Edge in Auckland until 10 Apr 2010. The full press release and cast info is at the end of this post. A review on That Face at Theatre Review said the following: “...dazzling newcomer Dan Weekes, who makes his professional debut in the hugely challenging role of Henry, just weeks out of graduating from Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School“, looks like Dan is definitely making a great impression out there, the production has received some great reviews. Images of That Face © Silo Theatre. The pics can still be found online at Aaron K Photography. Continue reading… |
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