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Radiotheatre’s Edgar Allan Poe Festival
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Located in Manhattan
St. John’s Lutheran Church
81 Christopher St. New York, NY 10014
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Now – May 27th, 2017
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Come in, come in! Enter into the spectral shadows of St.John’s Sanctuary which has sat quietly for 190 years in the heart of historical Greenwich Village. But, now…lit by flickering candlelight, bathed in ghostly mist, the players at the award-winning, critically-acclaimed Radiotheatre hope to chill the marrow in your bones as they present their annual EDGAR ALLAN POE FESTIVAL! This festival we will not only perform some of the great POE classics…but, we’ll also present works by other authors who had been inspired by the Grand Master Of Horror like BRAM STOKER, H.P.LOVECRAFT, ROBERT E.HOWARD and more! As usual, every RADIOTHEATRE production comes complete with its stellar storytellers, original orchestral scores and a plethora of sound FX! Just bring your imagination!

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Review: Radiotheatre’s Edgar Allan Poe Festival

By Erin Kahn

Last year, RADIOTHEATRE sold out its Edgar Allan Poe Festival, and this year, their celebration of the master of horror is back. Inspired by old-time radio shows and the Pulp Fiction Era, RADIOTHEATRE reinvents storytelling using lighting, sound, special effects, and a cast of enthused storytellers. As such, its Edgar Allan Poe Festival pays homage to Poe even as it modernizes his work. If you’re a fan of Gothic horror, it’s a show you won’t want to miss. Written and directed by Dan Bianchi (who also designed the show’s sound and music), RADIOTHEATRE’s 2nd annual Edgar Allan Poe Festival presents several of Poe’s most celebrated horror stories in a reader’s theater type format. The repertoire also includes stories from some of Poe’s contemporaries and disciples: writers like Arthur Conan Doyle, Bram Stoker, H. P. Lovecraft, and W. W. Jacobs. These chilling tales are narrated and acted by a dynamic group of storytellers that includes Frank Zilinyi, R. Patrick Alberty, Alejandro Cardozo, Annemarie Hagenaars, and Caitlin Boyle. Wes Shippee acts as the Festival’s sound engineer. The venue couldn’t be more perfect (unless maybe it was a cemetery or a crypt, but that would be challenging …Read more


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