LATE-NIGHT
SHOW IN MAY!
"Strangers & Strangerers"
- a
creepy variety show
Featuring: WildClaw Theatre Company
Created by the horror-able, Anna M. K. Brenner
Stranger-er-ers has it all - stories of re-birth, tales of re-death,
Live Foley sound and music, the insidious Theremin, and the creepiest
thing of all ... puppets! Let our fun freaks lead you through many
levels of the weird, the uncanny, the icky, and the strange in an original
play by Scott T. Barsotti, Foley radio horror by Chris Hainsworth and
Clint Sheffer, and much much more-er-er...
TICKETS:
A $10 ticket includes an unlimited number of giggles and chills.
Tickets sold at the door.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY:
May 17, 18, and 25, at 11pm.
Performances at Hugen Hall/ Strawdog Theatre Company
3829 N. Broadway
- 2nd Floor
For more information, visit the Strange
Facebook page!
CLIVE BARKER'S
THE LIFE OF DEATH This fall at the DCA
Storefront Theater, WildClaw will present Charley
Sherman's adaptation of Clive Barker's The Life of Death, a short story
from Clive's Books of Blood collection.
DEATHSCRIBE 2012
Have you started
writing your DEATHSCRIBE 2012 entry yet? Submissions
now open!
Go here for rules
and info.
Last year Jessica Wright Buha picked up the Bloody Axe for
her radio play, Alabama Mermaid.
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"Nobody
else in town does what WildClaw does."
Alex
Huntsberger - Centerstage
"... the only Chicago theater company to specialize in this particular
genre"
Chris
Jones - Chicago Tribune
WHAT
IS HORROR THEATRE?
Hear
What A First Time WildClaw Patron
Thought After Seeing KILL ME (Read
the whole article)
"When
the play ended (70 minutes with no intermission), I turned to Suzanne and she
enthusiastically said, “That was GOOD!” I
wasn’t surprised. The acting in this play was superb and I could see all
of these players having a bright future. Their performances were so perfectly
synchronized, the audience literally becomes lost in it; the veil between stage
and viewer slowly dissipating. I had assumed this was only possible in a film
(where lights and production features are hidden from a camera’s view)
and was ill prepared at how wrong I would be.
In fact, in many
ways, the “Live” aspect
made it even more effective. The dialogue was gripping – providing deep,
psychological insights that most all of us feel but few can articulate. Many
of us admit a fear of death, but how many of us can truly grasp what immortality
would actually mean? These are the kind of questions the audience is forced to
confront when watching KILL ME."
Dave Fuentes - Terror From Beyond the Daves blog
Sasha Gioppo and Jude Roche in KILL ME.
Brittany Burch and Michaela Petro in Carmilla.
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