The room is dark. A half-dozen, underwear-clad women are stationed around the outer walls of the empty room, unmoving, their backs to me and everyone else entering. But this isn’t what catches my eye as I enter; it’s the writhing, dancing mass of fabric in the center of the room that demands my full attention. […]
The scraping of the violin bow across the saw’s edge creates a mournful wail as the puppeteers float a hat, trousers, and bloodstained shirt into place. It is the ghost of Oren, Elektra’s brother, come to demand that she take up his knife and bring frontier justice to their murderess mother Nessie. The girl in […]
Standing in front of me is the Inquisitor. Imposing and stern, he informs us that we are tasked with looking for any sign of witchcraft amongst the townsfolk. As soon as he departs the stage, two women stand and speak to each other of curses to cast on others who have harmed them. It seems […]
The following article was co-written with Taylor Winters. cages A narrow alleyway awaits. Crooked little buildings all huddled together, a little too close – almost as if they are trying to get far away from something. I begin walking down the brick pathway and find an odd hole with words scratched next to it: […]
Romeo and Juliet run toward each other from the opposite ends of the stage, desperate to be reunited in their love and passion. Just as they reach each other, another figure enters. They turn to him expectantly as he opens his mouth. Instead of speaking to them, however, he begins to sing the opening notes […]
The neon green toxic waste bubbles and burps in the vat, nerdy Melvin lost beneath the surface. Melvin’s attackers peer over the rim of the vat, making sure he’s no longer a threat. Satisfied, they turn their attentions elsewhere until a monstrous roar stops them in their tracks. One deformed hand after another emerges from […]
A paper boat floats down the petite gutter river; a little boy chasing from behind. The boat – the S.S. Georgie – picks up speed and sails down the sewer drain, far out of the little boy’s reach. Luckily for him, the sewer is not empty, but home to a friendly clown named Pennywise, who […]
Below is our review of Fallen Saints: Salem by Force of Nature Productions. While we try to refrain from spoiling the entirety of the show; there are some spoilers below–so please be aware if you are planning on attending. There is something very wrong with Betty, the poor girl standing next to me. She […]
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