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Brent Carver Death / Obituary – Kiss of the Spider Woman actor, Brent Carver died on August 4, 2020 at age 68, following an unidentified cause of death
A great Canadian stage actor and Broadway in Parade as Leo Frank and Kiss of the Spider Woman as Molina star, Brent Carver passed away in his hometown of Cranbrook, B.C. Our prayers, thoughts and condolences are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss. We are yet to observed the deceased obituary, all further details concerning this news will be updated upon confirmation.
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Reactions And Sharing On Social Media Concerning Brent Carver Passing
Rest In Peace, dear Brent. You were such a brilliant talent and I was so fortunate to share a stage with you. Thank you for inspiring so many, especially me. #BrentCarver pic.twitter.com/T6C128O0Tm
— Carolee Carmello (@CaroleeCarmello) August 6, 2020
Brent carver was a deeply kind, passionate man. and, quite simply, an artistic genius. we will pay tribute to him on the next pod. we send love and strength to his loved ones.
— Soft Revolution Podcast (@softrevcast) August 7, 2020
We are devastated to learn of the death of Brent Carver. He was the best of us and represented the best in us. He was singular: an original in every sense. And yet his heart was so big it encompassed us all and made us one. Our thoughts are with his family and all who loved him. pic.twitter.com/ercLB4WVNo
— Stratford Festival (@stratfest) August 6, 2020
I shot my very first movie scene with Brent Carver on an Island off the coast of Nova Scotia.
He was such a delight to work with and he was so kind and generous. One of the greats!I extend my deepest sympathies to his family and friends.
— ???? ??? (@MarkDayNews) August 7, 2020
My heart is broken at the loss of my great friend and amazing artist #BrentCarver.
I shall miss him more than I can say. #Broadway @TheTonyAwards pic.twitter.com/SqNzAZaMyy— Chita Rivera (@Chita_Rivera) August 6, 2020
Spider Woman will always be special to me. Even wrote a college paper about it. Listening tonight while making dinner in honor of #BrentCarver.
— Emily Kolby (@EMacKolby) August 7, 2020
RIP Brent Carver. He was flawless in Kiss of the Spider Woman (the musical) on B’way in 1992. (And btw a revival with J Lo as the Spider Woman is what I need. Thank you.)
— billy eichner (@billyeichner) August 7, 2020
Oh, dear Brent.
We’ll talk a lot about his ethereal, ephemeral genius–and all of that will be true. But he was also just a really fun guy to be in a play with.
I liked him a lot. May he rest in peace. #BrentCarver pic.twitter.com/bjG0jmXWro— Mark Crawford (@markjdcrawford) August 7, 2020
Oh my! I just watched Ms. B today in a concert performance of “Parade” (RIP Brent Carver). Much love and good thoughts to Mamoo and the rest of the family!!
— Trilby (@trilby23rpg) August 7, 2020
First musical I ever saw on Broadway was KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN. It was in previews; I could see Hal Prince pacing in the back. It wasn’t my fave show ever but it was Broadway, a new Kander & Ebb, and Chita was transfixing. But Brent Carver’s is the performance I remember pic.twitter.com/6OVBTZjtte
— Rob Weinert-Kendt (@RobKendt) August 7, 2020
This is not one to miss, folx – join us tomorrow in tribute to Brent Carver ❤️
— gerri kellman’s EA (@hollylottie88) August 7, 2020
PARADE the musical has always been in my “top five” and was so transformative in my musical theatre education. In high school I met someone who had a burned PARADE CD that I uploaded to my computer and it actually changed my life. RIP Brent Carver, but mostly, THANK YOU.
— QuaranTyler Jones ? (@TylerMacJones) August 7, 2020
Brent Carver showed up on the set of our little web series with such humility. Each take he just got better and better. I hated to move on to a new scene because I loved watching him grow. He was a beautiful and tender human. On stage you couldn’t take your eyes off him. RIP
— Fab Filippo (@fabfilippo) August 7, 2020
I last saw #BrentCarver as Feste in 12th Night @stratfest, which was magical. Also had the opportunity to talk to him later – he was such brilliant, gentle, talented man and we are less for him being gone. Go the angels, Brent. #RIPBrentCarver
— Kathi Wilson (@midwifek) August 7, 2020
I am honestly heartbroken and devastated by the passing of Brent Carver. He was a true artist and the world will be a bit more dim without him. All my love goes out to his family, friends, and others who adore him and his work. ?
— ☆ ａｎｄｙ ☆ • ? ᴮᴸᴹ (@thesapphicfiles) August 7, 2020
Sorry to hear that actor Brent Carver passed away today at the too young age of 68. I had the good fortune to meet and photograph Mr. Carver in 1996 when he was doing media for the film “Lilies”. At some point I…
— Steven Lungley (@StevenLungley) August 7, 2020
Sorry to hear that actor Brent Carver passed away today at the too young age of 68. I had the good fortune to meet and photograph Mr. Carver in 1996 when he was doing media for the film “Lilies”. At some point I will…
— Steven Lungley (@StevenLungley) August 7, 2020
The toughest thing about reviewing a performance by Brent Carver was trying not to sound too gushy while describing how perfectly he inhabited his role. He was equally at home in #Shakespeare or a musical. The way he poured meaning into a song defined heart-wrenching. #RIP #Adieu pic.twitter.com/4W827AIBNz
— Pat Donnelly (@patstagepage) August 7, 2020
In memory of the great Brent Carver. pic.twitter.com/26sMj3Ah4s
— Jason Robert Brown (@MrJasonRBrown) August 6, 2020
This is a deeply moving tribute. Brent Carver was everything I want to be as a performer, and his Leo Frank was a one-of-a-kind masterpiece of a character. He’s gone far too soon, but now that he’s gone may we never forget the magnificent art he brought to the world ❤
— James Delaney O’Connor Has Died of COVID-19 (@ProfessorStuDDS) August 7, 2020
This is a deeply moving tribute. Brent Carver was everything I want to be as a performer, and his Leo Frank was a one-of-a-kind masterpiece of a character. He’s gone far too soon, but now that he’s gone may we never forget the magnificent art he brought to the world ❤
— James Delaney O’Connor Has Died of COVID-19 (@ProfessorStuDDS) August 7, 2020
Mourning the loss of Brent Carver tonight. Rest in Peace, kind soul. pic.twitter.com/P7j7cz435b
— Karen Skidmore (@KSPerforms) August 7, 2020
As a rule, I don’t send celebrity condolences but I always had a keen stan for Brent Carver – ever since I used to play with two of his younger siblings while spending my youthful summers in Cranbrook. Such a rare talent. My thoughts are with Cranbrook & its great loss.
— Bob Halifax (@2001bottles) August 7, 2020
I was blessed to have seen Brent Carver in his glorious Tony Award winning role in Kiss of the Spider Woman, a show that in many ways helper shape the person I am today. I am heartbroken to hear of his passing. He is missed and he is remembered. ❤️
— Margarita ?? (@mprlibre) August 7, 2020
Dedicating this song to Brent Carver R.I.P. ??
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I can’t even begin to count the number of times I’ve listened to the cast album for Parade. Definitrly mourning the loss of such an incredible queer Canadian performer ???
— Justin Saint ???️??? (@GaymerQueen) August 7, 2020
Lovely piece by the talented Glenn Sumi on the loss of the extremely gifted Brent Carver.
— Brent Piaskoski (@BrentPiaskoski) August 7, 2020
I’ve listened to the Parade OBC more times than I could possibly count and so much of what I hope for from musical theater was formed and inspired by Brent Carver’s immaculate performance so exquisitely captured for us to revel in. #RIP #BrentCarver
— Dylan Pickus (@dillopick) August 7, 2020
I’ve listened to the Parade OBC more times than I could possibly count and so much of what I hope for from musical theater was formed and inspired by Brent Carver’s immaculate performance so exquisitely captured for us to revel in. #RIP #BrentCarver
— Dylan Pickus (@dillopick) August 7, 2020
We are devastated to learn of the death of Brent Carver. He was the best of us and represented the best in us. He was singular: an original in every sense. And yet his heart was so big it encompassed us all and made us one. Our thoughts are with his family and all who loved him. pic.twitter.com/ercLB4WVNo
— Stratford Festival (@stratfest) August 6, 2020
Just gutted to hear this. Every show I did with Brent, every time I saw him perform, I learned something. Laughter or sadness, he’d leave you in tears one way or the other. A breathtaking talent and a beautiful soul. #RIP #BrentCarver
— Eric McCormack (@EricMcCormack) August 7, 2020
So sad to hear of the death of Broadway star Brent Carver tonight. He was Molina in Kander & Ebb’s brilliant “Kiss of the Spider Woman” (and won a Tony Award for it) and, of course, the original Leo Frank in “Parade”. What a talent. RIP. pic.twitter.com/MpZau2WF3h
— Dominic Brewer (@dombrewer) August 7, 2020
Brent Carver was in John Greyson’s 1996 film of Michel Marc Bouchard’s play Lilies, which basically destroyed and rebuilt me emotionally. It was truly hypnotizing. I directed a stage production of it at Theatre UNB in 1999 trying to hold on to that magic. Oh how sad.
— Cameron MacLeod ???️????? (@c_9) August 7, 2020
So heartbreaking. Brent Carver’s brilliant and varied performances were fundamental to many Canadian theatergoers’ experiences. That pilot light is wavering in these pandemic times, and now it feels like it could snuff right out …
— Vicki Ziegler (@bookgaga) August 7, 2020
Had the fortune to see Brent Carver in Unidentified Human Remains And The True Nature Of Love. Remembering the Toronto theatre scene tonight.
— Prabhakar Ragde (@plragde) August 7, 2020
RIP Brent Carver – myself and @stuartmprice used to listen to this soundtrack during our college days and gave So much inspiration! Incredible talent! Stu went on to the OLC of the show and I know he carries that spirit that Brent brought to the piece! Much love to his family ❤️
— Richard J Hunt (@richardjames85) August 7, 2020
RIP the great artist Brent Carver, too young too young, my heart goes out to his family, and to his theatre community, such a loss ?
— Isabel PLEASE WEAR A MASK, IT’S A PANDEMIC Keating (@IsabelXKeating) August 7, 2020
Plus, I talked to Des McAnuff and Garth Drabinsky about what made Brent Carver such an extraordinary performer.
— J. Kelly Nestruck (@nestruck) August 7, 2020
Sad to hear about the passing of #BrentCarver. This was one of the first Tony award performances that a watched and rewatched and rewatched. See how he sings like that… lying down?! Pure power. He and @CaroleeCarmello were beautiful together.
— Thomas Macias (@MrThomasMacias) August 7, 2020
Brent Carver.
Just now finding out about his passing.
I did not know the man personally, but did get to know of the man professionally.Such a sad loss in our Canadian Theatre world and the Acting world in general.
My deep condolences to his family and friends…
— SEAN BAEK (@SeanBaekTO) August 7, 2020
It was #BrentCarver, who, I imagine, recognised me either from the program or a brief meeting at Stratford. He was beaming, and offered a handshake & sincere congratulations. Starstruck, I stammered thank you & thanks so much for coming. I assumed he knew someone in the cast. 2/3
— Geoffrey Pounsett (@pounsey) August 6, 2020
Thanks for sharing this, @pounsey. #BrentCarver actually emailed me the following day: “I saw the performance of Cuailnge last night. Thank you for your rich and dynamic gift … your writing is head and heart provoking to say the least …” Very saddened to hear of his passing.
— Neil Wechsler (@NeilWechsler1) August 7, 2020
So sad to hear of the passing of Brent Carver. Was fortunate to see him as Jesus in #Godspell in the 80’s, and again as #Gandalf in #LOTR on first night of previews in Toronto in 2006. A huge loss to the Canadian (and global) theatre family. #RIPBrentCarver
— leigh_hutton (@leigh_hutton) August 7, 2020
RIP Brent Carver, one of the most inspiring actors of my college years. His capacity to transform, unpredictability and freedom on stage were mesmerizing. Stories about his discipline, solidarity backstage were a staple at the time. Thnx @MrJasonRBrown for capturing what we saw.
— Javier E. Gomez (@JavierEGomez1) August 7, 2020
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Brent Carver. Brent was an inimitable performer who lit up every stage he was on, creating indelible memories for all those lucky enough to be in the audience.
?: Brent (centre) in our 2017 production of The Winter’s Tale pic.twitter.com/q62VISH1a3
— Groundling Theatre (@GroundlingCo) August 7, 2020
Huge loss. I was lucky enough to interview Brent Carver once many years ago and he was an absolute gentleman. And his genius was so very apparent.
— Jeff Renaud (@JeffRenaud99) August 7, 2020
I’m sorry to confirm that Brent Carver has, indeed, passed away. A completely unique talent, an utterly compelling, otherworldly performer. Working on a tribute to the Tony Award winner. Love to his family and friends.
— J. Kelly Nestruck (@nestruck) August 6, 2020
We are devastated to learn of the death of Brent Carver. He was the best of us and represented the best in us. He was singular: an original in every sense. And yet his heart was so big it encompassed us all and made us one. Our thoughts are with his family and all who loved him. pic.twitter.com/ercLB4WVNo
— Stratford Festival (@stratfest) August 6, 2020
Tony winner Brent Carver is remembered for his starring roles in Broadway’s Kiss of the Spider Woman and Parade
— Playbill (@playbill) August 6, 2020
In my career, I’ve worked with many wonderful artists. Tears tonight over Brent Carver’s passing: Thanks @nestruck for this. “Canadian actor Brent Carver fervently portrayed society’s anguished outsiders” @globeandmail
— Kelley Teahen (@kteahen) August 7, 2020
#BrentCarver. I saw him play Joseph in the Citadel(Edmonton) production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat in the 70’s. He was just starting out and we knew he was going to be a phenomenon. So sad.
— Corrine Pearce (@_aussiebabe) August 7, 2020
really sad to hear about brent carver. parade is one of my favorites and I’ve lived a lot of life with his voice in my headphones. my thoughts are with his family and friends
— haley | president of the ashley spencer fanclub (@JerjorStan) August 7, 2020
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Brent Carver. Brent was an inimitable performer who lit up every stage he was on, creating indelible memories for all those lucky enough to be in the audience.
?: Brent (centre) in our 2017 production of The Winter’s Tale pic.twitter.com/q62VISH1a3
— Groundling Theatre (@GroundlingCo) August 7, 2020
I was so fortunate to work behind the scenes on these projects. I ran lines with Brent Carver and I still talk about it to this day.
He was light and joy and brilliance. He will be so greatly missed.— Janine (@thetheatregirl) August 7, 2020
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