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An Evening of Macabre Theatre at Westside Theater
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October 25, 2024 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Room 131 Productions presents eleven new works of horror by Missoula playwrights, featuring a company of Missoula actors. An eclectic lineup of stories from the subtly eerie to the fully demented. From dark deserted highways to alternate realities to the end of the world, these playwrights have bravely ventured to the dark side to create a unique and memorable evening of original theatre.
We hope you’ll join us for a night of live theatre and the creeps. Playwrights: Rita Barkey, Cathy Capps, Salina Chatlain, Laramie Dean, Shaun Gant, Ean Miles Kessler, Jay Kettering, Tod McCoy, Colleen Rosbarsky, Shannon Sivertsen, and Anna Stone.
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Advance Tickets / $20 Students – Seniors – Military
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