BURN THE BLACK DOG Extends to July 19
By: Courtnie Mele
World premiere Burn the Black Dog is 'Recommended' by the Chicago Reader and opened to sold out performances its first two weekends. Due to high demand, the show is extending now through July 19th.
Chicago area business owner of An Event Less Ordinary Carolyn Ewald attended Saturday's performance and stated: 'Burn the Black Dog is absolutely enchanting, the kind of theater that brings you into their world completely and stays with you long after. It's not a play, it's an experience, and it's phenomenal.' St. Cyprian's School for Girls is an upscale private high school with a lot of secrets. Audiences will choose to experience intertwining storylines as either a student or a faculty member. This immersive reinterpretation of the Salem Witch Trials also incorporates inspirations from the 90's cult classic The Craft and Punchdrunk's Sleep No More. Journey alongside the actors as they navigate the halls searching for answers in the case of missing teen Beth Parris. Visit the Wayward Productions Facebook Fan Page or website for a peek at the "Ultimate Audience Survival Guide".GENERAL INFO:
Title: Burn the Black Dog, Written by Natalie DiCristofanoDirectors: Mary Patchell & Nathan Robbel
Location: Luther Memorial Church, 2500 W. Wilson Ave., Chicago IL
Box Office: $30 Tickets available at
http://tktwb.tw/wayward or by emailing tickets@waywardproductions.org
Student, Senior, Military, Veteran's, Group and Industry rates available
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