GOREGEOUS
Created by Nick Gray | Produced by Black Otter Designs | Origin: Ottawa, Canada
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Show Details
In the advent of a peculiar zombie apocalypse, two orphans grappling with starvation and abandonment seek refuge in a once-illustrious New Orleans brothel. Unbeknownst to them, the eccentric burn victim lurking inside welcomes their company for one very unfortunate reason.
Showtimes
- Friday, June 139:30pm
- Saturday, June 147:00pm
- Sunday, June 153:30pm
- Wednesday, June 1811:00pm
- Friday, June 206:30pm
- Sunday, June 227:30pm
This twisted reimagining of “Hansel & Gretel” from the mind of writer-director Nick Gray first debuted at Fresh Meat in 2021.
Playwright/Director: NICK GRAY | Stage Manager: RILEY HICKEY | Production Manager: JULIE MATHISON | Lighting Designer: KAMILLE MAXWELL | Sound Designer: TANNER GABLE | Makeup Designer: ALEX LINDAHL
Cast: SALEM VALENTINE (Koda), DANIELLA BELL (Meaty), ANNA CHARLOTTE FERDINAND (Echo), SARA BRUTON (Stella), NICK GRAY (Orville). Featuring JOSHUA WALMSLEY, NAOMI MILLER, HARLEY WEGNER, and ALEX LINDAHL (Ensemble/Beholders).
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Such a talented group of actors retelling the story of Hansel and Gretel, but much darker. If you like zombies, found family, and a touch of Greek mythology, you’ll like this show.
Heartwarming, intense, and such an interesting take on y2k and zombies (what!!!) Every actor gives themselves entirely to the production and it shows, definitely worth a watch
I was nervous going into this at first because zombie apocalypse stuff just isn’t my thing, but I really enjoyed this! It was heartwarming and intense. I love the found family aspect as well. It was a really great show!
I’d say, it felt quite relaxed until the wardrobe opened. Then…, let me put it this way: it became way more captivating and tense!
I also liked how well it was balancing on the verge of becoming too gross!