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Tampa's Gorilla Theatre presents The Woman in Black, an old-fashioned, scary ghost story, opening October 15th. Following the tradition of the classic ghost story popularized by Charles Dickens and M.R James, Henry James and Edith Wharton, The Woman in Black relies on atmosphere, a vivid sense of place, hints, glimpses and suggestions, to chill the blood and send shivers down the spine. The show stars Christopher Rutherford and Glenn Gover.

In the first detailed public remarks by any parent of the two Columbine killers, Dylan Klebold's mother says she had no idea her son was suicidal until she read his journals after the 1999 high school massacre.

Island Stage Left presents David Linsay-Abaire's Pulitizer prizewinning play Rabbit Hole. Audiences everywhere identify with the family members in this often hilarious play about grief which reminds us all that, devastating though loss can be, it can not replace the life force that shines within us all.

Passion Pit, scheduled to perform October 11th at Showbox at the Market, has been postponed due to an illness in the band. More details on the rescheduled date will be announced soon and all tickets will be honored.

Trent Armand Kendall returns to The Laurie Beechman Theatre for four Mondays in November & December in Picture Incomplete, a new musical. With Book by Kendall & Music & lyrics by Michael Polese, Picture Incomplete, Produced by Onemoe Music, LLC & Karen Poindexter, has direction by Greg Ganakas & musical direction & arrangements by Adam Klipple. The band features Klipple on piano, Chris Tarry on bass & Brian Floody on drums.

Ald. Joe Moore, 49th Ward Chicago alderman, is the first to accept an invitation to serve on the newly restructured Board of Directors for Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre. A new Board, representing local community and business leaders, is under development with plans to have a seven-member Board in place by January 2010.

The Vagabond Players will continue their 94th consecutive season with Christmas Belles by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten. The production is directed by John W. Ford.

From the diabolical pen of the writer who produced Rosemary's Baby, The Boys From Brazil and The Stepford Wives, Deathtrap is one of the great popular successes of modern theatre history and still holds the record as the longest-running comedy-thriller ever on Broadway.

Mad Horse Theatre's popular Dark Night Series returns in October with a presentation of The Cryptogram by David Mamet. Performances will be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, starting October 12 for two weeks only. Admission is by donation, with a suggested donation of $10. Because this is a limited engagement, reservations are strongly recommended.

Career Transition For Dancers is having a Raffle for their Annual Gala. Raffle tickets are $10, and the drawing will be on Monday, October 19th. First prize includes: Two Benefactor Tickets (includes premiere Gala performance and 'Anniversary Supper with the Stars' seating); Photo on the red carpet at the supper; Signed poster by the America Dances! Cast (at least a $2,400 value). Second prize includes: Two Premiere Gala Performance tickets (a $260 value). Third prize includes: Signed poster by the America Dances! Cast (priceless). Entry/information below: