A small town. A theater with a tragic past. An inexplicable event. A detective, a fireman, and a high school student looking for answers. Scholars from around the world, weighing in with outlandish theories, each one more unbelievable than the last... In the town of Menachap, California, everyone is asking the same question: What happened the night of the school play? When a young girl starts talking of inhuman creatures plaguing the town, the story catches the interest of a documentary crew. Hoping for the scoop of a lifetime, they descend upon the town and begin interviewing the citizens of Menachap. What they uncover only generates more questions... Why is this happening in Menachap? Will the
victims ever recover from this tragedy? Who and what is to be believed?
This year’s Galt Drama production explores the incidents at the Oak Box Theatre, Menachap
County, California and tries to answer one fundamental question: What scares us the most?
Join us in the Alexander Galt Regional High School Auditorium on February 16th, 17th, and
18th at 8pm. Tickets are $9 - for reservations, please contact Christina Rousseau at 819-563-0770 ext. 22056. Please note that this performance is not suitable for young children due to some scary elements and themes related to horror and thriller genres. We recommend ages 10 and up, with an emphasis on the target audience of this play being middle school to adulthood. Parental discretion is advised.
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