Dog Story Theater will present a multi-media live performance of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" at 8 p.m. Oct. 16, 17, 23-25 and 28-31. Based on of the short story, this fast-paced show is filled with effects and illusions that bring to life a menacing moment in time for the villagers of this small Dutch settlement.
There is something strange about the new schoolmaster, Ichabod Crane. Baltus Van Tassel's war buddy Nicholas has gone missing. Maybrook, Baltus' other war companion is dead. Katrina Van Tassel chooses the love of her life while the murders keep coming and Brom Bones goes after the killer to save his love. And when a seance goes wrong, the Woman in White, Sleepy Hollow's other
famous ghost, makes a ghastly appearance. Is there something that Sleepy Hollow's wealthiest land owner, Baltus Van Tassel, isn't telling us?
"Sleepy Hollow" is directed by Jay Harnish and features an all-star ensemble cast with Dog Story favorites Jasinya Sanchez, Philip Baba, Sarah Jean Anderson, Dan Falicki and Josh Fremer. Rounding out the cast is a talented collection of local theater veterans who are new to the Dog Story stage,
including Dan Brooks, Ben Green, Rebecca Monterusso and Claire Sinn.
Parents with young children and those with weak stomachs, please be advised: This production is a dark and graphic retelling of a Halloween classic, with no shortage of disturbing imagery and on-stage violence.
Tickets, available online at http://www.dogstorytheater.com, are limited and cost $10 ($7 for students and seniors). The show will also be performed Oct. 18 and Oct. 31 at midnight. For more information, call 616-821-8955.
Grand Rapids theater to present Halloween classic
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