SHELTERSKELTER the 13th

Oct. 2-31, 2008  

We're celebrating the lucky anniversary of the series with 13 macabre one-acts spread over 2 nights. Part One runs Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm. Part Two runs Fridays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 6:00 pm. The final two shows on Oct. 30th and 31st will include BOTH PARTS.

Tickets for each show are $15 for the general public and $12 for students, seniors and TAG members. Come to see both shows - bring your program and your second admission is only $10. The Shelterbelt Theatre is located at 3225 California St.

This is an adults-only production, given the horror theme and subject matter.  

Call 341-2757 for reservations, or click the button at the bottom of this page. Email artistic@shelterbelt.org with questions or interview requests.

Part One, on Thursdays and Saturdays, includes:

As Long As We Both Shall Live,
an otherworldly anniversary party, by Jay Huse

Hold The Bus,
a disquieting conversation at a bus stop, by Isaac Rathbone

Operative Imagination,
an unusual way to play doctor, by John Gasper

The Curtain Call,
some stage combat, by James Cady

Sh*t Happens,
troubling events on two wheels, by Craig Bond

Snuff,
a tale of fatal filmmaking, by William Campbell

Time To Go,
some deadly deja vu, by Joan Dunayer

Part Two, on Fridays and Sundays, includes:

A Masque,
a meeting with a costume party's doubtful guest, by Benjamin Graber

A Little Q and A,
a high stakes game of Cat and Mouse, by Craig Bond

Death and Motor Vehicles,
a struggle in the waiting line, by Isaac Rathbone

The Examiner,
an eye-opening character study, by Aaron Zavitz

Shadow Play,
an exploration of guilt and regret, by William Campbell

We Appear to Have Company,
a little absurdity at tea-time, by Greg Freier

 

The plays are directed by Adam Nathan, Andrew Yolland, Gary Planck, and Patty Wees. The cast includes Andy Niess, Anna Rebecca Kunkel, Bill Grennan, Carrie Beth Stickrod, Chris Elston, Demian Ryder, Doug Blackburn, Eric Grant-Leanna, Jay Huse, Jessica Gall, John Hatcher, Julie Kestner, Liz Mulhern, Maddie Radcliff, McClain Smouse, and Teri Fender.
Also, as part of the month-long party, were welcoming Perforated Productions to co-produce a late-night performance of   Lighthouse Eternal , an erotic, highly theatrical love story dealing with damnation and salvation. Lighthouse Eternal starts October 3rd and runs Fridays & Saturdays at 11:00 through October 25th. Tickets are $10 or $7 if you attend Shelterskelter.


 

Ticket Prices are $15.00 General Admission, and $12.00 for Students, Senior Citizens, TAG members. Come to see both shows - bring your program and your second admission is only $10. 

(Payment at the box office by cash or check only - sorry we can't accept credit card or on-line payments)

Reservations may be made by calling our box office at (402) 341-2757 or on-line by clicking below

(we will get back to you only if there's a problem with your reservarion)