With less than a month to go until the convention starts, the Booster Events gang wants to prove that there is no stopping them when it comes to trying to give the fans in attendance the best event they can. So they have added a couple more guest to their list; one is a trifecta Whedonverse alum and the other is a Whedonverse guest by proxy.
ANGEL BOOSTER BASH is happy to announce Jonathan Woodward and Steve Carlson will be joining the festivities in LA the weekend of July 29-31, 2005.
Woodward has also been added to the guest list for the Serenity Flanvention to be held in LA, Dec. 9-11, 2005.
 Woodward and Carlson will join the rest of the Bash line-up which includes; Alexis Denisof (Sat only), Christian Kane, Stephanie Romanov, Julie Benz, Andy Hallett, Mercedes McNab, Mark Lutz, Clare Kramer, Camden Toy, Bridget Brannagh, James Leary, Scott Schwartz, Jason Carter, KissMeJane, Dayne Johnson, Jenny Mollen, and Drew Goddard.
As well as a concert preformance Saturday night by KANE with special guest Common Rotation and local band the ende.
Tickets are $35 for the concert either in advance from the Booster Events website or at the Key Club box office the day of the event. The concert is open to anyone 21 & above.
The last day to buy advance tickets to the event is July 24, 2005. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door for the convention. $10 tickets for just the autograph area will be available at the event and the dealers room is open to the public at no charge.
Jonathan M. Woodward is a graduate of New York University at the Experimental Theatre Wing, 1998. He performed with Big Dance Company at Dance Theatre Workshop, HERE Independent Arts and the Viewpoints Conference in New York as well as the Exit and Via Festivals in France and the Polverigi Festival in Italy. Emma Thompson bared her backside on the opening day of filming the TV movie Wit to help her co-star relax. The actress plays terminally ill cancer patient Vivian Bearing in the movie, directed by Mike Nichols, and when she realized her co-star Jonathan Woodward felt awkward poking her on his first day of filming she set about helping him relax. Woodward made his movie debut as Bearing's doctor in Wit. Nicholls recalls, "He was almost passing out, trying to fake putting his arm inside Emma. Suddenly she leaned forward, hiked up her gown, and said airily, `Feel free to rummage.'" New York theatre credits include Snapshots, Joy In Sorrow, The Lovely Comet, Space Emergency!, Big & Little,Marat/Sade and A Respectable Wedding, all at entirely respectable theatres.
Steve Carlson has spent the last few years focusing on collaborative songwriting with band mate, Christian Kane, and their band KANE. Steve first teamed up with Christian Kane in 1998. Soon thereafter, the two began showcasing their songwriting talents and unique harmonies at local clubs. Their partnership has produced a varied and abundant repertoire of original material. In only a short time together, the band KANE and their always-evolving set list have received overwhelming support from notoriously picky Los Angelinos and high praises from the critics.
"Spot in the Corner", Steve's first solo album, is receiving great praise from fans and he is currently working with other artists on a compilation album for charity.
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