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Photo Flash: ShelterSkelter XIV At The Shelterbelt Theatre

By: Oct. 06, 2009
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Be afraid, be very afraid! Visit the Shelterbelt Theatre if you dare, where Shelterskelter returns with 10 short tales of horror, murder, mystery and the macabre.

The show opens October 8 and runs Thursday through Sunday until Halloween, October 31. Shows start at 8:00 p.m., Thursday through Saturday, and at 6:00 p.m. on Sundays. Extra showing on Wed. Oct. 28 at 8 pm.

Regular admission is $15, or $12 for students, seniors, and TAG members.  TAG Night Out on Oct. 8 - donations taken for TAG scholarships and for Lara Marsh transplant fund.  2 for $15, and 1 for $8 admission Oct. 9-11.  $10 admission on Oct. 15, 22, and 28.  $20 all seats for the Oct. 31 showing - drink specials, and costume party afterward!

Tickets will be on sale soon. Contact the Shelterbelt at 341-2757 or visit www.shelterbelt.org

SCRIPT SUMMARIES

Georgie Gets a Facelift, by Daniel Guyton - motherly love and murder make for an uncomfortable match
Old Friends, by Tom Deiker - the sins of the past intersect with the sins of the present
Never Wear a Dead Man's Shoes, by Judd Lear Silverman - a comic look at whether old wives' tales can be true
One Danger of Routine, by Matthew S. Vodicka - predictability can be deadly…
Anniversary, by Josh McIlvain - two couples meet in the park, and reminiscing turns into something else
Hemo Phobia, by Pat Bourgeois - a timeless story of love, life and death, set in a cemetery
The Inciting Incident, by Mark Cornell - delve into the mind of a distressed and disturbed neighbor
Damn Spot, by Alex Dremann - what would you do if your floor was haunted?
Safe, by Deborah Finkelstein - sometimes abusive actions require retaliation
Fortnight of the Living Dead, by DusTy Wilson - zombies love our brains, but can they also steal our hearts?

The cast includes Deb Gerke, Trude Grosenbach, Brandy Leggett, Allison Moore, Liz Mulhern, Maddie Radcliff, Eric Grant-Leanna, Jay Huse, Michael Juarez and Andy Niess.

Production Staff
Directors - Adam Nathan, Demian Ryder, Derrick Crawford, Gary Planck, Jonathan Wilhoft
Stage Manager - JoAnn Goodhew
Lighting Design - Tom Reardon
Sound Design - Dave Podendorf
Set Design - Adam Nathan
Costume Design – Megan Whitaker
Producer - Craig Bond
Box Office - Shelterbelt Staff
Poster and Graphic Design - Craig Bond

 

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Eric Grant-Leanna

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Eric Grant-Leanna

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Jay Huse and Maddie Radcliff

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Jay Huse and Maddie Radcliff

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Jay Huse, Andy Niess and Brandy Leggett

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Brandy Leggett, Maddie Radcliff, Andy Niess and Jay Huse

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Trude Grosenbach and Maddie Radcliff

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Michael Juarez

Photo Flash: ShelterSkelter XIV At The Shelterbelt Theatre  Image
Maddie Radcliff, Deb Gerke and Michael Juarez

Photo Flash: ShelterSkelter XIV At The Shelterbelt Theatre  Image
Maddie Radcliff and Michael Juarez

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Jay Huse and Liz Mulhern

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Eric Grant-Leanna and Allison Moore



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