Give a Click for Some Sick Pics by Russ

SWEET DREAMS, ALFIE has officially opened as part of this year's Twin Cities Horror Fest and boy, did we have a blast! Thanks to all the wonderful people who had the chance to take in some wild local theatre at last night's opening. We understand some of you couldn't make it because you were busy corralling the little ones from house to house (though we know you really just do it for the sugary end-of-night residuals. No judgement). 

Even if you did miss it, there are still four more chances to join Alfie and friends for a night of existential dread, shadow people and a touch of Ozzy Osbourne. And if that doesn't have you scrambling to order your tickets, maybe these awesome production photos (courtesy of Dan Norman) will help!

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Oz apparently has the same reaction to shadow people in the walls as women have to salad

What's eating Alfie?

Say AAAAAAGH!

Evidently the shadow people have never heard the saying "three's a crowd"

You'll be stuck to your spot! Not because it's so intriguing, but because of...well...staples

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If you think these are cool, just imagine what they look like live...or dead. Muwahahaha *ahem*

Four performances left, hope you join us under the umbrella!

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as part of the Twin Cities Horror Festival
at the Southern Theater
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Monday, October 31, 2016 at 8:30PM
Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at 7:00PM
Friday, November 4, 2016 at 8:30PM
Saturday, November 5, 2016 at 2:30PM
Sunday, November 6, 2016 at 1:00PM

Featuring: Russ Dugger, Claire Morrison, Mark Sweeney, Megan Clark
Created with Savage Umbrella and the ensembles

Conceived by Russ Dugger
Directed by Laura Leffler-McCabe
Stage Manager / Assistant Director: Meghan Gunderson
Effects Designer: Megan Clark
Production Manager: Hannah K. Holman
Set Construction: Meagan Kedrowski

Single tickets and multi-show passes available now at www.tchorrorfestival.com

RESERVE YOUR TICKETS

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SWEET DREAMS, ALFIE deals with depression and anxiety. Many of us in Savage Umbrella do, too. If you (or someone you care about) live(s) with feelings of anxiety or depression, we want you to know there are resources right here in the Twin Cities that can help.

Cedar-Riverside Peoples Center
www.peoples-center.org

Crisis Connection
(612) 379-6363 - (24/7 Phone or Text)

Mental Health Minnesota
www.mentalhealthmn.org

National Alliance on Mental Illness - Minnesota
www.namihelps.org

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255 - (24/7 Phone)

Pregnancy & Postpartum Support MN
www.ppsupportmn.org

Suicide Awareness Voices of Education
www.save.org

West Side Community Health Services
www.westsidechs.org

...and many, many more.