Zombies are coming! BRCT's own Mike Fleeman will bring the dead back to life on stage for Halloween this year in the stage play of that classic horror story we all know and love, Night of the Living Dead by George A. Romero and John Russo.
Part of the Act One series, this play, in black and white, is guaranteed to chill and thrill our mature audiences right out of their seats!
Tickets are $8 for non-members and $5 for members. Seating is GENERAL ADMISSION. The first to arrive will have their choice of seats. Make sure you call the box office so you can get in the building to see the show. Then, be first in line so you can sit where you want.
Please note: This production is NOT recommended for young children or individuals who might be disturbed or distressed by graphic violence, loud noises, strobe lighting, complete darkness, fake blood and flesh-eating Zombies. Blue Ridge Community Theater accepts no liability for personal injury (including Zombie bites), property damage, death or other disability resulting from this production. Please, for your safety, DO NOT FEED the Zombies!
Barbara - Margaret Dalton
Ben - Mike Fleeman
Harry Cooper - Jason Smith
Helen Cooper - Shannon Fleeman
Tom - Micah Stuart
Judy - Sophia Swain
Johnny - Ross Alexander
Karen Cooper - Ciera Hudson
Zombies: Bill Alexander, Brenda Austin, Pat Baker, Ashton Holland, Nikki Neal, Jackie Smith, George Southmayd, Joe Webb, Dan Worley
MULTI MEDIA ACTORS
Chief McClellan - Dan Worley
Professor Grimes - Lee Maslankowski
Kristy Bardough - Kristy Lindstrom
Sheridan Whiteside - Bill Alexander
Radio Announcer - Steffen Smith
BEHIND THE SCENES
Director - Mike Fleeman
Technical Director/Assistant Director - Lee Maslankowski
Production Manager - Tina Maslankowski
Set Construction - Joe Webb & Crew
Box Office - Elizabeth Hunt
Special Thanks:
Act One Sponsor Appalachian Community Bank
Video and filming - Kristy Lindstrom & ETC3
Video Equipment - Tompkins Digital Studio
Mike Lacy, Sonia Smith, Pat & Joe Webb, Creative Loafing, Dave Koerner
night of the living dead
by George A. Romero, Adapted for stage by Lori Allen Ohm
October 20 - 31