Sackerson Brings BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN to Life in Salt Lake City Warehouse Tonight

Sackerson continues its theatrical experiments bringing BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN to life using the original 1935 film soundtrack synched to live performers in a Salt Lake City industrial warehouse.

It's a recreation of the 1935 film The Bride of Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff, but staged with live actors and dancers lip syncing to the original voices and musical score.

The show is directed by Christopher Clark, chairman of the UVU theater department and executive producer of Sundance Summer Theatre, alongside choreographer Jenny Barlow, a former Ballet West and Radio City Rockette dancer.

Bob Nelson, former chair of both BYU and University of Utah theatre departments joins the cast as Dr. Pretorius, the mentor to Dr. Frankenstein played by Alex Ungerman.

This production is unlike anything Utah audiences have seen before.

DATES, VENUE AND TICKETS:

• Tonight, September 26-October 31, 2015
• Warehouse "Theater" | 1030 S 300 W, SLC
• 2 blocks from TRAX 900 South Station.
• Running time 70 minutes | No late seating
• Monday, Thursday-Saturday at 8pm | Special 11 PM weekend shows in late October.
• Tickets are $12-40. www.Bride-of-Frankenstein.com
• Discounts for earlier performances, and first tickets purchased for each performance.

Inventive, playful, challenging productions expanding the definition of theatre. Sackerson is an artistic partnership between Alex Ungerman, Daniel Whiting and Dave Mortensen. The company premiered at the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival with a production of Morag Shepherd's Poppy's in the Sand and recently launched their dial-a-play experiment Before the Beep. www.sackerson.org