News
Fall, 2026
We made our goal! Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Kickstarter for Season Three of Fawx & Stallion. We are currently hard at work on production on the new season and will have new eipsodes coming for you early 2027!
Winter, 2027
So unbelievably excited to head back to the Utah Shakespeare Festival to direct The Tempest for their Spring 2027 Educational Tour. The tour will feature seven actors and tour Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and the Surrounding Southwest for 14 weeks bringing the show and educational workshops to students throughout the region. Audition Info can be found HERE and submissions are open until September 11th, 2026.
Fawx & Stallion: Seasons One and Two are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, The Fable and Folly Network, and all other major podcast platforms! And now we’ve got Merch!
The Vanishing Act: A Very Vanishing Christmas (Season 2) is also still available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all other major podcast platforms!
Press
“Geers... makes Robert’s taciturn vulnerability a testimony to the heartbreak and hope that true love can engender.”
“Geers gives him an innocence and gentleness that makes him sympathetic and adds authenticity.”
“Geers manages to create a character who teeters back and forth from protagonist to antagonist, hero to villain. He is at once sympathetic and then falls from grace with the speed of Shakespeare’s later tragic heroes.”
“The cast’s spare, haunting, men’s chorus harmonies – marvelously led by Killer Angels’ Troubadour Ian Geers – were among my favorite moments of the show. ”
“As Hal, Ian Geers’ noteworthy performance emphasizes the awkwardness of a young mathematician caught between hero worship of his departed professor and his desires to further his relationship with Catherine.”
“Performances are strong throughout, but dashing Ian Geers stands out brightly as the brooding Constantine.”
“The guys in the piece are all fun... especially Ian Geers.”
“It is hilarious to see him switch between all the various accents.”
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