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Performed by Val Cole

Performed by Val Cole —- POEM: Loud crack, and a sting. Tongue feels around, chasing single, salty-sweet drop, losing it under thick lower lip. Hand grabs abdomen. Grab: make a fist, let go.

Performed by Val Cole —- POEM: I, a Juliet of sorts desire nothing more than to stab myself as I lay beside you my pooling blood to bathe you and purify what was once innocent becoming whole and free yet again But for you to look upon me would cause me more agony than that… Continue reading DEATH Poetry Reading: I Want You Perfect, by Doniell Cushman

CAST LIST: Narrator: Elizabeth Rose Morriss Sarah: Hannah Ehman

Saturday Night Slaughter follows a group of friends who reunite at the local spooky festival, decades after a disco era massacre committed by the mysterious killer known as Dr. Funkenstein. As the music and memories return, so does the bloodshed. CAST LIST: Narrator: Sean Ballantyne Bob: Shawn Devlin Shirley: Val Cole

Over two decades since the resurrection of the dead, survivors revert back to the medieval times for survival. Kingdoms are built and fall. Survivors must learn to survive in a world where new leaders are raised into power and the new evolution of the dead. CAST LIST: Narrator: Hannah Ehman Reagan: Shawn Devlin Harry: Geoff… Continue reading HORROR Festival 1st Scene: LIFELESS “The Crown Falls” TV, by Meredith Stack

While enjoying an overnight celebration at a regional theme park, a group of graduating high school students are targeted by a vicious killer wearing a dragon mask. CAST LIST: Narrator: Elizabeth Rose Morriss Mr. Randol: Sean Ballantyne Gracyn: Geoff Mays

When a haunted house draws spectators across generations with a supernatural challenge, the investigators get more than they bargained for.  CAST LIST: Narrator: Val Cole Monty: Sean Ballantyne Male Student: Geoff Mays

Poetry performed by Val Cole — death is smaller than i imagined by Kailee Parrill the world didn’t stop the day you died, although it felt that way, it’s been 1,596 days since your last heartbeat and i’m starting to forget your voice but i thought of you today and i’ll probably think of you… Continue reading DEATH Poem: death is smaller than i imagined, by Kailee Parrill

Thomas and Martha are exhausted after a party. Spencer is denied opening a second present. Albina puts the baby to sleep upstairs, and Spencer goes up after. He comes down and says he pushed the baby out of the window, and when Thomas goes upstairs for him, finds that what Spencer said is true. CAST… Continue reading HORROR STAGE PLAY 1st Scene: SPENCER: The Seven Year Old Boy Who Went to Hell, by Peter Ritt