Our Panel at c2E2 yall! BE THERE!!!-WildClaw Presents: Deathscribe! Writing and Producing Horror Radio Plays

Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2) 2013 Session Details - WildClaw Presents: Deathscribe! Writing and Producing Horror Radio Plays

WILDCLAW PRESENTS: DEATHSCRIBE! WRITING AND PRODUCING HORROR RADIO PLAYS #35

Date: Saturday, April 27
12:15 pm - 1:15 pm

Location: W473

Speakers: Allison Amidei, Brian Amidei, Chris Hainsworth, Paul Foster, Scott T. Barsotti

Description:
WildClaw Theatre, Chicago's Horror Theatre Company, brings you a small taste of its Annual Deathscribe Horror Radio Play Festival! Our panel of Chicago actors, playwrights, foley artists, and artists will discuss the challenges of writing and producing audio dramas with a focus on creation, execution, foley work, voice acting, and finding your audience. Then watch and listen as we perform a spooky radio play complete with foley work!

Tracks:
Performance, Sci-Fi/Fantasy

Episode 19 Deathscribe 2010 Part One...

Listen and Enjoy.

ZOMBIELAND Zombie hordes...

WildClaw's very own Paul Foster and Brian Amidei (the bald guy, and the one in the hat), monitoring the Zombie hordes in front of the AMC. Just another day at the office.

WildClaw Interviewed by Innsmouth Free Press, part IV

Click here to read Innsmouth Free Press' interview with Brian Amidei, WildClaw champion, Managing Director, mad priest, zombie, interrogator. You name, Brian's on it.

Check back Friday for Innsmouth's final interview of this series, with WildClaw's Artistic Director and Lovecraft fanatic Charley Sherman.

(Part 4 of 5)

And it begins...

Here we go.

Theatre Review by Venus Zarris

Sound Designer Mikhail Fiksel remarkably front-loads this production with the most bone chilling opening sound edit that I have ever experienced in a play.

Set Designer Charlie Athanas and Lighting Designer Paul Foster make perfect use of the perfect space at Angel Island Theatre.

Brian Amidei (Joe) and Laura Hooper (Molly) are more than convincing as the famished undead, rather they are amazingly frightening. Together they deliver remarkable non-verbal performances that transcend the zombie cliché to create a very present sense of danger, sadness and dread.

If you love horror and/or unusual theater, The Revenants should not be missed.