Monday, December 5th
Mayne Stage, 1328 W. Morse, Chicago
Deathscribe is an extraordinary evening of live performances of original short radio plays, written by horror enthusiasts and professionals from all around the globe. The thrill of watching skilled foley artists creating sound effects live, right in front of you, is truly like no other. With live musical accompaniment by Seeking Wonderland, exclusive radio commercials, special guest directors and a celebrity panel to judge the best in the fest, the festival is magical.
Imagine "Prairie Home Companion" with horror.
The winner of the “Bloody Axe” chosen by this year's panel of horror and theatre experts is Jessica Wright Buha for her play, "Alabama Mermaid" (directed by Carolyn Hoerdemann)
Poster illustration © 2011 Douglas Klauba
PREVIOUS DEATHSCRIBE WINNERS:
DEATHSCRIBE 2008 Bloody Axe winner, Albert Gerber
Radio Play: "Dark and Stormy"
Directed by: Don Hall
DEATHSCRIBE 2009 Bloody Axe winner, Chris Hainsworth
Radio Play: "Remembrance"
Directed by: Nic Diamond
DEATHSCRIBE 2010 Bloody Axe winner, David Schmidt
Radio Play: "The Change in Buckett County"
Directed by: Carolyn Klein
DEATHSCRIBE 2011 presented the following five original horror radio plays:
• Falling Apart, written by Matthew George, directed by Audrey Francis (Pine Box Theatre, Black Box Acting Studio)• Dark Muse, written by Colin Johnson, directed by Kimberly Senior (Strawdog Theatre, Next Theatre, Steppenwolf)
• Alabama Mermaid, written by Jessica Wright Buha, directed Carolyn Hoerdemann (Collaboraction, DePaul University)
• Legacy, written by Christopher Hainsworth, directed by Carolyn Klein (Seanachai Theatre, Deathscribe 2010)
• Entity, written by Thomas J. Misuraca, directed by Manny Tamayo (Factory Theatre).
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