By: Keythe Farley, Brian Flemming & Laurence O'Keefe
Directed By: Caitlin Frances
Assistant Director: Sarah Simmons
Music Directorr: Nissa Kahle
Resident Music Director: Kim Dare
Stage Manager: Jen Klos
Choreographer: Kristin Culp
Assistant Choreographer: Eia Waltzer
Set Design: Craig Wollam
Lighting Design: Rob Falk
Sound Consultant: Tom Cooper
Starring:Phil Lacey,
Jenny McMurry,
Mark Chenovick,
Carson Shelton,
Sean O’Bannon,
James Padilla,
Matt Lang,
Stephanie Holser,
Claudette Hatcher,
Alexandra Bluin,
Kate Swenson &
Isaiah Crowson
Fight Choreography: Mark Chenovick
Costume Design: Lissa Cunneen
Wardrobe Mistress: Cele Wolman
Prop Assistant: Shelby Mclean
Crew: Jeanette Gaines, Jen Klos, Rob Fiser, Caitlin Frances, Grant Knutson, Susanna Wilson, Tom Cooper
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October 31 - November 29 Fridays & Saturdays at 8:15pm / Sunday Matinees November 9, 16 & 23 at 2:15pm
Ripped from the pages of the supermarket tabloids! A half-boy, half-bat is discovered in a West Virginia cave!! Can we keep him, Ma? Full of blood, violence, and interspecies romance, this hilarious rock & roll musical with a serious bite hits the SecondStory stage just in time for Halloween!
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Director’s Notes
Bat Boy was born from the imagination of Weekly World News Editor Dick Kulpa on June 23, 1992. The first photo of Bat Boy, showing a grotesque screaming face, made for the second-best selling issue in the tabloid’s history and placed Bat Boy into American pop-culture for all time. On Halloween night, 1997, the original production of Bat Boy: The Musical opened in Los Angeles and the story of this creature and his struggle to fit into small town USA helped ensure his place in theatrical history as well. According to the Weekly World News evolutionary scientists believe that Bat Boy “belongs to a race of creatures who have interacted with humans for at least 400 years”. If this is true then we are truly blessed to have Bat Boy walking among us and I hope you enjoy tonight’s production. The cast and crew’s commitment to bringing this Greek Tragedy to our stage is to be commended. I couldn’t have asked for anything more!
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