WHEREWOLVES

John Vamvas and Olga Montes started as an acting team in 1992. They soon began to write their own scripts for lack of finding two-person plays they could tour across North America. They've written and toured four full-length critically acclaimed plays to packed houses across Canada and the United States, including, Bad Boy, which they were invited to perform Off-Off-Broadway at New York's Creative Place Theatre in the heart of Times Square.

In 2001, they were approached to star in and rewrite the dialogue for the short film, Things Never Said in Playa Perdida. Playa won the audience award at the New York Short Film Festival in 2002 and tied first place at the Festivalisimo festival in Montreal.

John and Olga wrote WHEREWOLVES, a horror screenplay in 2010. It was quickly optioned but the project subsequently fell through. They then adapted WHEREWOLVES into a novel, edited by award-winning Canadian writer Shelley A. Leedahl. The novel enjoys continued sales on Amazon.

The couple has now turned to indie filmmaking and created Montes-Vamvas Productions. Their first feature, Scarpedicemente, is currently creating quite a buzz on the film festival circuit.

John has extensive experience directing for the stage, including A Hatful of Rain at Montreal's Centaur Theatre, where he met Olga in 1992. He has as well directed two plays at NY's Creative Space Theatre, including Frederick Stroppel's The Mamet Women.

When not acting, Olga works as a freelance translator and simultaneous interpreter, working with high-profile clients, such as the United Nations.