HIGH MOON - A WEREWOLF WESTERN

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the woodsHIGH MOON – A WEREWOLF WESTERN returns to Heritage Acres this Halloween season with even more kills and thrills. Hang onto your ten-gallon hats, grab your silver bullets, and brace yourself for a night of fright written by local award-winning theatre veterans Ian Case and David Elendune. HIGH MOON - A WEREWOLF WESTERN starsRyan Kniel as the bad brother who does bad things.Nolan McConnell-Fidyk as the good brother who is forced to choose between family and flesh.Wendy Magahay as the soothsayer who is grey by name and grey by nature. Set against a backdrop of shadowy barns, moonlit churches, and ghostly waterwheels, this original site-specific show plunges the audience into a remote wild west town where around every corner something wicked surely waits. “IT’S HOWL-O-WEEN TIME – Think Clint Eastwood meets ‘An American Werewolf in London’ – Blending classic Western tropes with horror, humour, and heart,” says David Elendune. “Set just after the American civil war, there’s good guys doing good things, bad guys doing bad things, scary guys doing scary things, and of course, hairy guys doing hairy things,” adds Ian Case. “This is not a normal theatre experience. Audiences don’t sit in chairs. They walk through the grounds at Heritage Acres in the company of a fugitive farm boy, who is being hunted by both man and beast,” declares Elendune. “Last years show was definitely “wanted undead or alive!” Nearly every performance sold out well in advance, so we strongly advise folks don’t wait to book tickets at the last minute to avoid disappointment,” warns Case. COME FOR THE FULL MOON – STAY FOR THE SCARESAudience Advisory:Recommended for ages 12+. Expect lots of outdoor walking (on gravel), inclement weather, knives and guns, blood and death, jump scares and outdated 19th century thinking – Running time approximately 60 mins.General Admission $35Youth (under 17) $25 https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/high-moon-a-werewolf-westernDatesOct 14, 15 - 7pmOct 19, 20 - 7pmOct 22 - 7pmOct 23, 24 - 7pm 9pmOct 25 - 7pmOct 28 - 7pmOct 29, 30 - 7pm 9pm