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The cult classic movie, Evil Dead, turns 30 this year and The Ringwald/Who Wants Cake? and Olympia Entertainment are celebrating the film's world premiere which took place in Detroit in 1981 by bringing the hilariously bloody homage, Evil Dead: The Musical, back to the City.

Theatre Downtown will hold auditions for Evil Dead: The Musical, the hilarious Off-Broadway hit, on Monday, March 28th from 6:00-10:00 PM. Auditions will be held at Theatre Downtown, 2113 North Orange Avenue, Orlando. Please call (407) 841-0083 to make an appointment.

Theatre Downtown will hold auditions for Evil Dead: The Musical, the hilarious Off-Broadway hit, on Monday, March 28th from 6:00-10:00 PM. Auditions will be held at Theatre Downtown, 2113 North Orange Avenue, Orlando. Please call (407) 841-0083 to make an appointment.

Evil Dead: The Musical will open at the Falcon Theater on Friday, October 22. Performances are at 8 p.m. on October 22, 23 (sold out), 28, 29, 30, 31 and November 5, 6. Tickets are $18.00 for adults and $15.00 for students and seniors.

EVIL DEAD opened this past weekend to sold out crowds. As a result of the overwhelming response to this show, a performance on November 4th has been added.

After a record-breaking run last fall, The Ringwald/Who Wants Cake? have teamed with Olympia Entertainment to bring the hilariously bloody production of Evil Dead: The Musical back to Detroit.

Move over Rocky Horror, and make way for EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL! Based on the 80's cult classic Evil Dead films, this show is hilariously campy and bursting with more farce than a Monty Python skit. Five college kids take a trip to a remote cabin in the woods and encounter everything from ancient evil spirits to revenge-seeking Candarian Demons. One outrageous, horror-filled moment leads to another as every attempt is made to ward-off the bloodthirsty villains. It's all ridiculous and wild, while the term 'Fresh Blood!' takes on new meaning!

EVIL DEAD opened this past weekend to sold out crowds. As a result of the overwhelming response to this show, a performance on November 4th has been added.

Evil Dead: The Musical will open at the Falcon Theater on Friday, October 22. Performances are at 8 p.m. on October 22, 23 (sold out), 28, 29, 30, 31 and November 5, 6. Tickets are $18.00 for adults and $15.00 for students and seniors.

Falcon proudly kicks off the season with a show that's sure to be a scream... Evil Dead: The Musical

Evil Dead: The Musical will open at the Falcon Theater on Friday, October 22. Performances are at 8 p.m. on October 22, 23 (sold out), 28, 29, 30, 31 and November 5, 6. Tickets are $18.00 for adults and $15.00 for students and seniors.

I can distinctly recall catching filmmaker Sam Raimi's Evil Dead 2 in a local theatre (an unrated cut) and being wowed by his audacious and imaginative camera work, as well as the copious amounts of gore and humor that gushed forth at breakneck speed. I'd only had the opportunity to see the first film, Evil Dead, on video, since it had been victimized by a decidedly limited and slipshop distribution, but I quickly became of a fan of the series, and even enjoyed the further adventures of Ash in the silly, but fun flick. Army of Darkness. I bring this all up because Stray Dog Theatre is presenting EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL, which pays homage to, and parodies, the Evil Dead trilogy, as well as other horror movie and musical theatre conventions, and it's a gruesome fun fest that's perfectly timed for the Halloween season.

Move over Rocky Horror, and make way for EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL! Based on the 80's cult classic Evil Dead films, this show is hilariously campy and bursting with more farce than a Monty Python skit. Five college kids take a trip to a remote cabin in the woods and encounter everything from ancient evil spirits to revenge-seeking Candarian Demons. One outrageous, horror-filled moment leads to another as every attempt is made to ward-off the bloodthirsty villains. It's all ridiculous and wild, while the term 'Fresh Blood!' takes on new meaning!

After a record-breaking run last fall, The Ringwald/Who Wants Cake? have teamed with Olympia Entertainment to bring the hilariously bloody production of Evil Dead: The Musical back to Detroit.

Move over Rocky Horror, and make way for EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL! Based on the 80's cult classic Evil Dead films, this show is hilariously campy and bursting with more farce than a Monty Python skit. Five college kids take a trip to a remote cabin in the woods and encounter everything from ancient evil spirits to revenge-seeking Candarian Demons. One outrageous, horror-filled moment leads to another as every attempt is made to ward-off the bloodthirsty villains. It's all ridiculous and wild, while the term 'Fresh Blood!' takes on new meaning!

Falcon proudly kicks off the season with a show that's sure to be a scream... Evil Dead: The Musical

Dating back to 1981, the Evil Dead films combined to make one of the most beloved cult franchises in the history of cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman), and starring cult icon Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice), these movies used comedy, gore, slapstick, blood, one-liners, and some of the most creative camera techniques ever seen to revolutionize the horror genre.

After a record-breaking run last fall, The Ringwald/Who Wants Cake? have teamed with Olympia Entertainment to bring the hilariously bloody production of Evil Dead: The Musical back to Detroit.

Dating back to 1981, the Evil Dead films combined to make one of the most beloved cult franchises in the history of cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman), and starring cult icon Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice), these movies used comedy, gore, slapstick, blood, one-liners, and some of the most creative camera techniques ever seen to revolutionize the horror genre.

Dating back to 1981, the Evil Dead films combined to make one of the most beloved cult franchises in the history of cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman), and starring cult icon Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice), these movies used comedy, gore, slapstick, blood, one-liners, and some of the most creative camera techniques ever seen to revolutionize the horror genre.