“… the air of creeping dread that holds the audience in silent thrall...”
IT’S rare to find a theatrical production that is perfectly attuned in every aspect of its execution: set, sound, lighting, and projection design – along with casting, choreography, and direction – all serve to create the air of creeping dread that holds the audience in silent thrall for the 90-minute duration of It Walks Around The House At Night.
Writer Tim Foley’s gripping yarn, darkly comic yet still terror-inducing, is the story of Joe, an aspiring actor and reluctant barman. With a nickname for all his locals, and on the back of a failed audition that still rancors, he can’t resist the offer of an acting job from one of his regulars…
The Studio at Festival Theatre
