NoHo Arts Center Presents West Coast Holiday Musical Premiere of WHO KILLED SANTA?
ABOUT WHO KILLED SANTA?
In this hilarious and irreverent send-up, Santa is hosting his annual holiday party attended by the usual holiday favorites: Frosty, Tiny Tim, The Little Drummer Boy, and Rudolph, who all have a bone to pick with Santa. After the introduction of the sexy new Little Drummer Girl, tempers flare, and Santa ends up with a candy cane through the heart. No one will confess, no one can leave, and Christmas is in jeopardy. As the tension builds, a couple of incompetent detectives enter the scene, and all the dirty secrets of these iconic holiday characters are revealed. Eventually, with the help of the audience, the murderer is convicted and sentenced.
Who Killed Santa? is an alternative adult show featuring four possible endings, parodies of holiday songs, drag, and gratuitous violence.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Director/Producer: Ronnie Marmo
Assistant Director: Heidi Rhodes
Musical Director: Jotapé Lockwood
Accompanist: Ed Cosico
Writer: Neil Haven
Pupper Maker: Libby Letlow
Set Designer: Danny Cistone
Lighting Designer: Paul McGee
Prop Master: Emily Juliani
Costumer: MJ Scott
Tech: Jordan Wall
Publicist: Sandra Kuker PR
Original postcard artwork: Amanda Schlicher
Postcard Design: Peter Osterweil
CAST:
Grumpy Elf: Ed Cosico
Santa, Mrs. Claus, and Detective Tannenbaum: Thomas F. Evans
Frosty: Jonathan Berenson
Frosty's right arm: Peter Osterweil
Tiny Tim: Katie Zeiner
Rudolph: Marissa Fennell
Steve: Jotapé Lockwood
Chastity: Rebecca Rose Phillips
Performances
Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays @ 7pm.
The following performances will also be added:
Thursday 12/10 @ 8pm
Thursday 12/17 @ 8pm
Wednesday 12/23 @ 8pm
There will be no performance on Christmas Day.
Show closes on Saturday, January 2nd.
Tickets $25.00 General Admission at: www.plays411.com/santa
Theatre 68 @ NoHo Arts Center
11136 Magnolia Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91601
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