event Tales From The Dork Side

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.

Broom Street Theater playwright Brian Wild’s follow-up to his 2007 play Dork Side Of The Moon catches up with the four lead characters from that play two years after their lunar adventures. Tales From The Dork Side's convoluted plot takes its heroes to a haunted mansion in search of a missing family treasure called “The Hunt,” though predictably, nothing comes easy, and each character is soon paid a visit by that which they fear the most. Wherever this goes, expect Tales' blend of horror, science fiction, comedy, and absurdism to place it firmly in a sphere that can only be described as Broom Street Theater-esque.