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Rebecca Joseph in ON OUR TERMS by Mary Darling.
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CHASING THE GHOST
A New Play By Ashley Lauren Rogers Directed by Samantha deManbey December 7, 13, and 14 at 8:00 PM December 8 at 2:00 PM December 12 at 6:30 PM (Pay What You Can) Wallace Theater for Performing Arts McKay Building at Fitchburg State University 67 Rindge Road, Fitchburg, MA $15 General / $5 Students & Seniors (60+) Tickets go on sale November 1 |
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Kurt, a vlogger in the early days of YouTube who used to scream about video games, is married to Patty, a struggling vampire romance author. While Kurt has left that life behind him, anger and all, their relationship will be put to the test when one night he is visited by a shadow person...who won't stop tickling his feet.
This play is not recommended for children under 14 because of profanity and disturbing situations.
Featuring Charles Amaral, Noah Dawson, Amy DeMar-DuBois, Brittany Messuri, Leeann Monat, Austin Swallow, and Cheyenne Winley.
Chasing the Ghost is made possible by a generous donation from show sponsor Justin Nelson.
This play is not recommended for children under 14 because of profanity and disturbing situations.
Featuring Charles Amaral, Noah Dawson, Amy DeMar-DuBois, Brittany Messuri, Leeann Monat, Austin Swallow, and Cheyenne Winley.
Chasing the Ghost is made possible by a generous donation from show sponsor Justin Nelson.
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ASHLEY LAUREN ROGERS is an award-winning writer and trans rights activist. She is a current writing fellow of the Trans Theatre Lab, and is the Literary Director for Step1 Theatre Project. Ashley was previously the artist in residence at Middlesex County Vocational Technical School in East Brunswick, NJ. Her work has been performed at Dixon Place, MITF, the Brick, and Joe’s Pub. Her short play “Becky’s Christmas Wish” was a finalist for the City Theatre National Short Play Award, in Miami, and her work has been produced in Wisconsin, Cincinnati, New Jersey, Detroit, and Minneapolis. Ashley was featured on Fusion TV’s Peabody Award-nominated Sex.Right.Now and panels for Revry.TV. She has written for Cosmopolitan and The Mary Sue, and is the creator of the Is It Transphobic Podcast and the upcoming Right to Play playwriting podcast with her friend Gina Femia. Ashley's short play "A Lap Dance for the Invisible Man" was featured in The Forge's kickoff event Generations. She graduated from Fitchburg State University in 2006. Learn more about her at www.AshleyLaurenRogers.com.
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Kevin Boudreau, Rebecca Joseph, Rachael Miles, and Natalie Scott in rehearsal.
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