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Evil Dead the Musical

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By George Reinblatt, Frank Cipolla, Christopher J. Bond
| stagewhispers.com.au Verified
This musical literally is a scream. If you can stomach it, see it up close in the splatter-zone. That is the two front rows. We were assigned seats A9 and A10. During interval ponchos were provided to repel the fake blood. You think you are safe if someone is being stabbed on stage left – but no there are little squirters coming in all directions. (Ruth and David Spicer, pictured right.) A patron behind us foolishly wore a white T-shirt. What was he thinking?
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Evil Dead the Musical

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By George Reinblatt, Christopher J. Bond, Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris
| stagewhispers.com.au Verified
The Australian Premiere of Evil Dead the Musical is a schlocky, blood-filled parody of the Evil Dead series and horror movies in general. Self-aware, and not taking itself very seriously, it is well-directed with high production values and a talented cast and crew. The ubiquitous ‘cabin in the woods’ designed by Luke Miller was brought to life by the cast and crew, with lots of pop-up and pop-out surprises. The show was spectacularly lit by Shelly Miller, with a fabulous blend of horror and “show”.
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Going on TV or making a promotional video? Pitfalls can be avoided

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By Frank Cipolla
| Naples Florida Weekly Verified
GUEST COMMENTARY By Staff | on July 15, 2021 BY FRANK CIPOLLA Special to Florida Weekly It was always the most anticipated event of the holiday party. Every year the TV station I happened to be working for at that time would play the blooper reel. In addition to the always-funny news mishaps there were clips of the year’s in-studio guests who just weren’t ready for prime time. We’d all chuckle and then the next day get back to work. That was then.
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