zachary stevenson

Introducing: The Everly Lovers!

During the last Legends of Rock & Roll tour I had the pleasure of introducing my main squeeze, Molly D, to my hometown crowd.  We decided to perform a duet of one of our favourite duos of the 50s – The Everly Brothers.  It was such a hit that people asked for more from what […]

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An Entomologist Dream: the Beatles AND the Crickets!

I’d like to extend a big thank you to everyone who attended what I joked as an “entomologists dream line-up” – the Legends of Rock & Rock presenting a tribute concert of the Beatles AND Crickets.  We played three packed venues in BC: the Mary Winspear in Sydney,  the Port Theatre in Nanaimo, and the […]

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Good Rockin’ Tonight!

The Arts Club’s Red Rock Diner is now rockin’ Granville Island Stage until August 2nd.  It is a time capsule of 1950s Vancouver and explores the legacy of Red Robinson. I play Val, the greaser kid from Kitsilano who idolizes Elvis, sings and wiggles his hips.  I’m very proud of this show and the team that […]

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Happy New Year, 2014!

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Thank you to everyone who made 2013 such a fantastic year!  I’ve been a busy and lucky guy, I’ll tell ya. In 2013… I starred in 2 smash hit productions of “Buddy” – one at the Chemainus Festival Theatre in BC & the New Theatre Restaurant in Kansas City. I premiered Mark Leiren-Young’s first one-man […]

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Stampede Queen in Cowichan News Leader

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Stampede queen targets the culture of small town B.C. (Photo By David Cooper) Zachary Stevenson steps away from his recent stint as Chemainus Theatre’s Buddy Holly to star in Never Shoot a Stampede Queen By Ashley Degraaf – Cowichan News Leader Pictorial An actor with roots in a small community taking his first run at a show […]

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My biggest, little fan.

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Acting and performing is a rewarding but often exhausting profession.  At the end of the run of the Buddy Holly Story, my muscles protested and my brain needed new batteries.  On that particular closing night, I had picked up my girlfriend early from the airport; I had flown to Victoria and back for an emergency […]

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Thank you, Buddies!

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Well, Buddy VII has now come and gone.  And, oh, so quickly, too.  I want to thank each and everyone who, once again, made this production so spectacular and also, all those who attended and made the performance electric with their enthusiasm. Thank you (as pictured left to right) Bill, Caryn, Tom, Mark, Jeremy, Martin, […]

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Introducing… Little Buddy.

Do you remember “My Buddy” from the 80s? Well, not to be outdone by the Microcaster I received last week, the genius Heather Turnbull, one of our magnificent crew members, hand crafted a one-of-a-kind, limited edition, “Little Buddy”! Yes, once unveiled, demand has soared for these buddies.  Alas, there are no plans for overseas production… […]

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Buddy Holly is alive and well at the Stanley Theatre

Eight shows a week (and a quick trip to see the Jays in Seattle) have kept me very busy as of late.  I figured, at very least, I could share a couple interviews I did recently.  Hope to see you at the Stanley! Here is an appearance on Vancouver’s Urban Rush: From the Courier, July […]

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The Rewind Button: Sunrise

Ah, Elvis.  Probably the best known pop artist in history that only needs a first name.  Sure, Madonna is big.  Sting.   Prince.  And the artist formerly known as Prince.  But Elvis.  He meant so much to so many.  Had so many looks and distinctive periods in his career.  Perfect to create a series of […]

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