STRANGER THINGS - THE MUSICAL PARODY Coming to the Hudson This October
Just in time for Season 2 of Stranger Things, comes a full recap of Season One - in musical comedy form. Musical comedy group Lewberger and improv troupe Octavarius have joined together in the Upside Down to bring this beloved series to life on stage.
Starring Quinta Brunson (BuzzFeed), Keith Habersberger (Squad Wars on YouTube Red, Try Guys on Buzzfeed), Jess Rothe (La La Land, upcoming Valley Girl remake), Ari Stidham (CBS's Scorpion), Alex Lewis (UCB, upcoming Valley Girl remake, Game of Thrones: The Musical) Hughie Stone Fish (Second City, Warner Bros, Buzzfeed), Brian Wohl (Octavarius, WTF: The World Thumbwrestling Federation, I Made America), Marc Muszynski (Octavarius), Victoria Michaelis (UCB), and Paul Dupree (Broke).
This production is independently operated. It is not sponsored, endorsed or affiliated with Netflix or anyone associated with Stranger Things.
Lewberger is Keith Habersberger, Alex Lewis, and Hughie Stone Fish's comedy band. Together this trio has played at various venues around Southern California. They opened for Garfunkel and Oates at Kaaboo del Mar. Their video "I want to be a Disney Princess" has over 20 million views.
Octavarius is Brian Wohl, Marc Muszynski and Keith Habersberger. This improv comedy troupe formed in 2009 and has performed regularly at Second City in LA in addition to touring shows in colleges across the country. The group was named Best Improv/Sketch Group in the Chicago Reader's poll in 2011 & 2012.
Tickets for Stranger Things The Musical Parody are $25/$20 and available at www.strangerthingsthemusical.com.
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