Maddie Radcliff News

The Shelterbelt Theatre is pleased to announce auditions for the premier of Mountain Birds by Maddie Radcliff.

The Shelterbelt Theatre is pleased to announce auditions for the premier of Mountain Birds by Maddie Radcliff.

The Shelterbelt Theatre is pleased to announce auditions for the premier of Mountain Birds by Maddie Radcliff.

In 1996, the folks at the Shelterbelt Theatre came up with the idea of putting together a Halloween-themed presentation of original short plays, which they called ShelterSkelter.

In 1996, the folks at the Shelterbelt Theatre came up with the idea of putting together a Halloween-themed presentation of original short plays, which they called ShelterSkelter.

In 1996 the folks at the Shelterbelt Theatre came up with the idea of putting together a Halloween-themed presentation of original short plays. They called it Shelterskelter. The show was a hit, and this year Shelterskelter returns for installment number fourteen with ten original short plays dealing with horror, murder, mystery and the macabre.

Be afraid, be very afraid! Visit the Shelterbelt Theatre if you dare, where Shelterskelter returns with 10 short tales of horror, murder, mystery and the macabre. The show opens October 8 and runs Thursday through Sunday until Halloween, October 31. Shows start at 8:00 p.m., Thursday through Saturday, and at 6:00 p.m. on Sundays. Extra showing on Wed. Oct. 28 at 8 pm.

In 1996, the folks at the Shelterbelt Theatre came up with the idea of putting together a Halloween-themed presentation of original short plays, which they called ShelterSkelter.

In 1996 the folks at the Shelterbelt Theatre came up with the idea of putting together a Halloween-themed presentation of original short plays. They called it Shelterskelter. The show was a hit, and this year Shelterskelter returns for installment number fourteen with ten original short plays dealing with horror, murder, mystery and the macabre.

The Shelterbelt Theatre is proud to present original works Mrs. Jennings' Sitter and Mountain Lion by Omaha resident Ellen Struve.