Night of the Living Dead Live is a dark comedy stage play that recreates George A. Romero's 1968 black-and-white horror film. Set in an isolated farmhouse surrounded by flesh-eating zombies, the story follows a group of strangers trapped together. Their conflicting personalities and alternate agendas prevent them from cooperating, leading to multiple "what-if" scenarios and alternate endings.

Performances:
🧟 Friday, October 30 @ 7:30
🧠 Saturday, October 31 @ 7:30 and Midnight
🪦 Sunday, November 1 @ 2:00

Plot and Structure
The Setup: Set entirely in 1968 and styled in aesthetic black-and-white, the play mirrors the classic film's premise where panic ensues as the dead rise to attack the living.

The Conflict: Six to seven strangers take shelter in a lonely farmhouse. Instead of working as a team to fight off the ghouls outside, ego, fear, and arguing tear the group apart from within.

The Theatrical Twist: Moving past a standard frame-by-frame adaptation, the production explores the social upheaval of 1968, pokes fun at horror tropes, and utilizes a series of interactive, alternate endings to ask whether anyone can actually survive the night.