Theater for the People.

Author: Georgie Lee

Nosferatu

 

Nosferatu: A Symphony of Shadows is a haunting, silent film inspired stage adaptation of F.W. Murnau’s 1922 horror masterpiece.  Presented in striking black and white with expressionist projections, and cinematic staging, the production reimagines Count Orlock’s eerie voyage from Transylvania to the plague-stricken port of Wisborg.  Every image evokes the flickering intensity of early cinema, immersing audiences in a world where light and shadow battle for the soul of humanity.

Featuring an original score by The Invincible Czars, performed in perfect sync with the visual storytelling, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Shadows transforms the stage into a living film.  The fusion of theatre, music, and design pays homage to the origins of horror while crafting a visceral new experience — equal parts gothic nightmare and visual symphony.
Family Friendliness Rating: PG13 – for creepiness and could be very intense for young viewers
Thursday, October 30 is Pay What You Will – all donations are appreciated!
The Matinee performance on Sunday, November 2 will feature the soundtrack played live by The Invincible Czars.  Special pricing applies for this event.

Flood

“Flood” a new drama by Andrew Heinrich, tells story of two men living on opposite sides of an authoritarian regime, separated by the bright line of truth and the inevitable crush of a slowly rising tide. This play sheds light on the values we hold when our surroundings are stripped of resources and morality. A powerful depiction of survival, loyalty, and bonds that run deeper than water.

CAST:

JACOB – Robert Moritz
ANDERS – Nickolas Villarreal
JACOB (Understudy) – John Carlson
ANDERS (Understudy) – Jared Ramirez

CREATIVE TEAM: (more tba)

PLAYWRIGHT – Andrew Heinrich
DIRECTOR – Venny Mortimer
STAGE MANAGER – Celia Elise

“Flood” runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm from September 19th to October 11th, with one Pay-What-You-Will Thursday on 9/25 at 8p and two Sunday Matinees on 9/21 and 10/5 (understudy performance) at 2p.

Tickets here: https://cur8.com/17272/project/133860