BUFFY KILLS EDWARD: A MUSICAL ROMP to Play Hollywood Fringe
Buffy Kills Edward: A Musical Romp with Book, Music & Lyrics by Laura Wiley comes to the 2017 Hollywood Fringe Festival!
From the musical mind behind last year's "Winter Is Coming" comes the hilarious new crossover parody musical of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Twilight.
The production features Sherry Berg, Kim Dalton, Corinne Mestemacher, Cory Robison, Lauren Sperling, Casey Suddeth, and Matt Thomas.
Performances will play the Three Clubs, 1123 Vine St. Los Angeles, 90038: June 4th, 9:30pm (preview); June 11th, 9:30pm; June 13th, 7:30pm; June 18th, 9:30pm; and June 22nd, 7:30pm. Tickets available now at HFF17.COM/4506,
On the 20th anniversary of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a new musical parody is born that answers the question: what would happen if the cast of Buffy and the cast of Twilight collided? After Buffy kills Edward, who will survive? Will Bella get revenge for her lost love? In this crossover world, anything can happen. BKE features eleven original songs by Laura Wiley, including "I Guess I Have a Sister Now," "Everyone Loves a Bad Boy" and "I Wanna Be a Vampire."
This is the second parody musical from Laura Wiley, creator of Wiley Original Musicals. Her first parody musical "Winter Is Coming," premiered at Hollywood Fringe 2016. She is also known for the score of the Off-Broadway "Video Games," which debuted at Hollywood Fringe 2015. Her songwriting credits also include her first two original albums, It's Not Me, It's You (2010), and Words I Can't Say (2012). Learn more about Laura Wiley at LauraWileyPiano.com.
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