Zombies meet the Bard: Masquers to present ‘Shakespeare Ate My Brain’
Left to right, Miles Plagerman and Chris Longstreet run through a rehearsal on stage Aug. 5 at Masquers Theater in Soap Lake ahead of the premiere of “Shakespeare Ate My Brain” tonight.
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Left to right, Bohica B. and Miles Plagerman react on stage Aug. 5 during a dress rehearsal for “Shakespeare Ate My Brain.”
Director Marla Allsopp gives instructions to her actors on stage during a rehearsal Aug. 5 for “Shakespeare Ate My Brain” at Masquers Theater in Soap Lake.
Left to right, Bohica B. and Miles Plagerman run through a scene on stage at Masquers Theater in Soap Lake Aug. 5 in preparation for the premiere of “Shakespeare Ate My Brain” tonight.
SOAP LAKE — When it comes to entertainment, some people prefer the historically renowned works of William Shakespeare, while others may prefer stories of werewolves, vampires and even zombies. But what if someone could have both?
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