MAMET
There are no words to describe Mamet that haven't already been used in court depositions. This wayward sheep was kicked out of a petting zoo for covering his wool with fiberglass insulation, and now spends his days wreaking havoc on Lubberland Farms. Armed with the lethal combination of ignorance and arrogance, Mamet is forever seeking universal adoration. Or a quick dirty buck; whichever is easiest.

COBB
Cobb is the moral anchor of the group, which naturally sets him up for culturally-mandated derision. Lubberland's operations manager arrived here with his younger brother Rupert after a life long journey of missed opportunities and broken dreams. Cobb's laser-guided insight is a harpoon to Mamet's white whale of pomposity, creating a classic struggle between vice and virtue.

RUPERT
Rupert has a heart of gold and a mind of similar mineral content. The younger of the two dog brothers, Rupert's rosy outlook and raw naivete often get squashed under the hammer of reality. He is Mamet's philosophical nemesis and Tucker's devoted companion. Rupert drinks in all that life has to offer, and promptly dribbles it down his chin. 

TUCKER
Tucker has been fondly referred to by social workers as "peculiar." This 8 year-old human boy was raised by Cobb and Rupert after mysteriously landing on their doorstep as a baby. His struggles with the defining experiences of childhood are amplified by the complexities of living among different species. Tucker's plight is the plight of humanity, as he teeters between the responsibility of Cobb and the 24-hour woolly frat party that is Mamet.

INGA      
(Coming Soon!)
Inga Prau is a former grand dame of Hollywood. The last remnant of the old studio system, Inga was sentenced to ten years on Lubberland Farms after she accidentally smothered her gardener in the hot tub. The Kama Sutra is definitely not an aquatic sport.

THE OTHERS
(Coming Soon!)
Donna the llama, the unattainable object of Mamet's affection; Marshall, the first black sheep on the block; and the Gerbils - a gang of scheming rodents with species domination on their mind. 
Life on the farm is about to take a header.


© 2006-2008 Jeff Corriveau