DoPE Show 9

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The DoPE Show 9 was one of the main events of Eurofurence 14, performed by DoPE. It was titled Dreamcatchers.

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[edit] Summary

Poke meets a vampire bat girl named Sky in the middle of the night and a very close friendship develops. But Sky's father, Lord Tarrion, has other plans for Poke and especially for his daughter. His hunters roam the dreamworld looking for nightmares, that should serve as sustenance for the shadow world's inhabitants. This duty is dangerous and hard. Lord Tarrion decides to use a secret substance, the Black Ice, to grant him the power to hold the dreamers in the dreamworld prisoner. While searching for the lost Poke, Mika, Lionel and Lori meet Finlay, who has fortified a warehouse and hides from the vampire hunters. He himself has been stuck in the dreamworld for 20 years and helps the group on their search for Poke and their escape from the dreamworld.

[edit] Team

[edit] Authors

[edit] Producer

  • Cheetah

[edit] Puppeteers

[edit] Voices

  • Reesa (Finlay's wife)
  • Pan (Florence, Finlay's daughter, bat couple)
  • Xan(bat couple, Hunter 1)
  • Eisfuchs(the imperator, Hunter 2)
  • o'wolf (mocking bat)
  • Tigerseye (mocking bat)

[edit] Helpers

  • Tigerseye
  • o'wolf
  • Reesa
  • Xan
  • Pan
  • FinFarenath
  • Zefiro
  • C J
  • Eisbaer

[edit] Crew

[edit] Design

  • TaniDaReal (backdrops)
  • EosFoxx (backdrops)
  • Mylo (backdrops)
  • Pan (Finlay's and Lori's dream pictures)
  • Eisbaer: (the dream bridge)

[edit] Trivia

  • Three rod puppets were created from scratch, especially for the show: Lord Tarrion, Sky and a bigger version of Sky, that was used in the ending sequence and was operated by 4 people on stage. Sky was built three times, before the final version met the expectations
  • The hotel bar served a special cocktail during the convention, created by Hairless Master: Black Ice

[edit] References

DoPE

EF6 (2000) | EF7 (2001) | EF8 (2002) | EF9 (2003) | EFX (2004) | EF11 (2005) | EF12 (2006)) | EF13 (2007) | EF14 (2008) | EF15 (2009) | EF16 (2010) | EF17 (2011)

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