
Tales from Beyond the Pale Live Event
Scary Movies XI
August 17 - 23, 2018
Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid return with two new “Tales,” contemporary audio dramas performed live with actors, foley artists, sound designers, and musicians. It’s quite a sight, and if you dare to close your eyes, quite a listen!
This special event will feature Caprice Benedetti, John Speredakos, Juan Carlos Hernández, Teresa Kelsey, Matthew Stephen Huffman, and Larry Fessenden, performing Die Sleeping My Sweet by Glenn McQuaid (think General Hospital meets Vertigo!) and Blackout by Fessenden.
Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid’s “Tales from Beyond the Pale” returns to the Film Society of Lincoln Center for a double bill of contemporary audio dramas. Now in its eighth year, the primarily spooky show, produced by Glass Eye Pix, has taken cues from the likes of Inner Sanctum Theatre and the Mercury Theatre Company while putting its own rich spin on the format. Observations both personal and political are often deeply entangled with whatever creature, creep, or ghoul Fessenden and McQuaid conjure up. Two new “Tales” written and directed by Fessenden and McQuaid will be performed live with actors, foley artists, sound designers, and musicians; it’s quite a sight, and if you dare to close your eyes, quite a listen! Previous shows have featured the vocal talents of the likes of Ron Perlman, Michael Cerveris, Lance Reddick, Doug Jones, Vincent D’Onofrio, Sean Young, and Alison Wright… so you never know who might show up.
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