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KDSS drama class presents "Twisted Tales of Terror" By Liz Dadson |
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 Amanda P. Smith (L) as Mary, and Andrew Moreau as Dr. Jekyll, do a dance number, while looking on are Sam Gurbin, Mac Osborne and Jessilyn Wolfe  The children, played by Alanna McKay (L), Logan Wolfe and Jessica Winterburn, get some bad advice from their neighbour, played by Rebecca Dadson  Jessica Pool (L) and Jessica Gallant take centre stage for the final dance number in the play  The entire cast takes a bow at the end | ||||
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If you like scary stories with happy endings, get a ticket to the Kincardine District Secondary School drama class production of "Twisted Tales of Terror." The play is being shown tonight (Jan. 24) in the KDSS auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 each for adults, $5 each for students, and free for children under age 12 accompanied by an adult. Tickets are available at the door. The Grades 11 and 12 drama students are in charge of everything in this production, including the hair and make-up, costumes, acting, lighting and sound, under the direction of drama teacher Bill McLaughlin. The show tells five stories of horrific proportions: the dramatic tale of Dracula; the sad tale of three children turned into werewolves; the miserable tale of two lovers who are killed, mummified and forced to wander the world forever; the weird tale of Frankenstein and his bride; and the wacky tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The stories are held together beautifully with running commentary by the storyteller, played by Jessica Gallant, and her husband, Igor, played by Connor Coultrup. The twist comes when the storyteller is saddened by how the stories end so tragically, and decides to change them. It's a terrific show, with plenty of talent on display. The final dance number, itself, is worth the price of admission. The play was written by Jeanine Harvey and used by permission of Baker's Plays.
Amber McDonald puts make-up on storyteller Jessica Gallant
Kayla Fair (L) styles Connor Coultrup's hair for his part as Igor
Dayna Musselman (L) creates a hairstyle for Jessilyn Wolfe
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 Connor Coultrup (L) as Igor, and Jessica Gallant as the storyteller set the stage for the next story  Doug Delaronde (L) and Kayla Fair portray the mummies  Connor Coultrup does a pose as Igor Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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