The Henry Clyde Canning Murder House at Moving Arts, Atwater Village

Years after Henry Canning's conviction for the murder of sixteen women, his children live very different lives. Elise, played by Amy Jean Shaughnessy, has remained on the infamous family property running it as an archery school, while her brother Harry, played by Christopher Karbo, has built a career exploiting their father's crimes through true crime media. When Harry returns home with plans to transform the property into a murder house attraction, the siblings are forced to confront buried truths and the lingering shadow of their father. Written by Christian Missonak and directed by James Castle Stevens, the production blends psychological tension with dark humor to explore the commodification of trauma and the cost of living in the aftermath of violence.