(as Apollo)

Apollo is a rock star slightly past his teen-idol prime and a recovering addict with a mission. Apollo likes to mix up new age clichés with debauchery; essentially he adores being adored and being considered the second coming.

He’s delighted to be the Selkirk Foundation’s new spokesperson and to promote the campaign to end drugs totally, forever. It’s not long before Apollo gets tired of Mike’s shenanigans but he’s not lacking in self-interest himself and loves the powerful connections he can make through his position as spokesperson. Like the powerful connection he makes with the African prince Mike introduces him to…

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PAUL J. SPENCE was born in Calgary where he began improvising at an early age under the tutelage of Keith Johnstone at the Loose Moose theatre. After squeezing a BA English Literature out of Concordia University in Montreal, he re-joined forces with his long time friend Dave Lawrence in Calgary and made FUBAR during a four week, no-budget indie film ride with director Mike Dowse.

He's written for Bruce McDonald, CBC, Hour, VICE, and Maxim magazine, and has acted alongside such notables as Richard Gere (I'm Not There), David Boreanaz (These Girls), and Tom Green (Freezer Burn). He is currently working as a consultant to France's largest video game manufacturer, and is in pre-production for a western he co-wrote with Dave Lawrence.