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Dating back to 1981, the Evil Dead films combined to make one of the most beloved cult franchises in the history of cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman), and starring cult icon Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice), these movies used comedy, gore, slapstick, blood, one-liners, and some of the most creative camera techniques ever seen to revolutionize the horror genre.

After a record-breaking run last fall, The Ringwald/Who Wants Cake? have teamed with Olympia Entertainment to bring the hilariously bloody production of Evil Dead: The Musical back to Detroit.

Dating back to 1981, the Evil Dead films combined to make one of the most beloved cult franchises in the history of cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman), and starring cult icon Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice), these movies used comedy, gore, slapstick, blood, one-liners, and some of the most creative camera techniques ever seen to revolutionize the horror genre.

Stoneham Theatre presents the young company's Summer Festival. Running from August 5 through 15. Tickets per performance: $15 regular admission, $10 for students; $5 discount on regular admission if purchased by July 30.

Stoneham Theatre presents the young company's Summer Festival. Running from August 5 through 15. Tickets per performance: $15 regular admission, $10 for students; $5 discount on regular admission if purchased by July 30.

Stoneham Theatre presents the young company's Summer Festival. Running from August 5 through 15. Tickets per performance: $15 regular admission, $10 for students; $5 discount on regular admission if purchased by July 30.

Dating back to 1981, the Evil Dead films combined to make one of the most beloved cult franchises in the history of cinema. Directed by Sam Raimi (Spiderman), and starring cult icon Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice), these movies used comedy, gore, slapstick, blood, one-liners, and some of the most creative camera techniques ever seen to revolutionize the horror genre.

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild announces AUDITIONS for its Spring 2010 Production of Evil Dead.

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild announces AUDITIONS for its Spring 2010 Production of Evil Dead.

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild announces AUDITIONS for its Spring 2010 Production of Evil Dead.

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild is looking for Directorial Staff for 'Evil Dead'

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild has announced their last call in looking for a producer for the Spring 2010 production of Evil Dead: The Musical, written by George Reinblatt, Frank Cipolla, Christopher Bond, and Melissa Morris, with music by Frank Cipolla, Christopher Bond, Melissa Morris, and George Reinblatt. MTG is also now accepting inquiries for the following roles in the production: Director, Choreographer, Music Director, Vocal Director, Stage Manager, Technical Director.

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild is now looking for a Producer for the Spring 2010 production of Evil Dead: The Musical, written by George Reinblatt, Frank Cipolla, Christopher Bond, and Melissa Morris, with music by Frank Cipolla, Christopher Bond, Melissa Morris, and George Reinblatt.

The MIT Musical Theatre Guild is now looking for a Producer for the Spring 2010 production of Evil Dead

After a record breaking opening weekend one thing is clear: Detroit loves Evil Dead: The Musical! Who Wants Cake? is thrilled to offer four more chances to come and see this wild and hilarious bloodbath.

After a record breaking opening weekend one thing is clear: Detroit loves Evil Dead: The Musical! Who Wants Cake? is thrilled to offer four more chances to come and see this wild and hilarious bloodbath.

This Halloween season, Who Wants Cake? is ecstatic to bring the bloody, funny production of EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL to Detroit!

Ground Zero Theatre (GZT) with Hit & Myth Productions (H&M) and KEYSTONE present the Vancouver premiere of Evil Dead: The Musical, directed by Kevin McKendrick, at The Vogue Theatre (918 Granville Street), opening October 20, 2009.

This Halloween season, Who Wants Cake? is ecstatic to bring the bloody, funny production of EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL to Detroit!

The Fall theatre season in the DC area is in full bloom. As the leaves are turning, there is a colorful group of shows opening this month. There are so many, so where do I begin? Here are shows that I am looking forward to seeing, and remember I am a musical theatre lover who likes to sprinkle in a play or two - here and there - so don't get mad if I don't choose one of the plays you are looking forward to seeing. You have your chance at the end of this article to share your 'must sees' also with our readers. Hopefully, you'll make the trip down to the DC area to see some of these wonderful productions.