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Director

November 8-12th, 2023

Written by Griselda Gambaro

Translated by Marguerite Feitlowitz

Director, Megan Dille

Assistant Director, Samantha Heppenstall

Stage Manager, Kaeleigh Grizzle

Lighting and Sound Design, Brevin Bazurto

Costume Design, Lauren Kensley

Intimacy Direction, True Smith

Produced by University of Northern Colorado NextWave Series, Shenanigans Pop-Up Theater, and UNCo Housing Services.

Production Photos:

(Credit Amy Joy James)

Kaylee Weatherford (Guide)

Veronica May (Hermengilda) & Nolan Bond (Man)

Jamie Richards (Child Monster)

Makenna Maupin (Guide)

(Left to Right) Jubilee Leavit, Kenzie Egtvedt, Charlotte Padrnos, Emerson McGuire, Carson Coffey, Jamie Richards (Game Players)

Matt Harpel (Man) & Eli Sudmeier (Wet Girl) with audience.

(Left to Right) Charlotte Padrnos, Jubilee Leavitt, Emerson McGuire, Kenzie Egtvedt, Jamie Richards (Game Players)

Nolan Bond (Man)

Kaylee Weatherford (Guide) & Eli Sudmeier (Wet Girl)

Kenzie Egtvedt (Mother) & Emerson McGuire (Father)

(Left to Right) Abby Lincoln, Jubilee Leavitt, & Sydney Lineville

Jubilee Leavitt, Veronica May, Kenzie Egtvedt (Prostitutes)

Matt Harpel (Man) & Eli Sudmeier (Wet Girl)

Sydney Lineville (Maestre)

Jubilee Leavitt (Misetich)

Nolan Bond, Kathryn Ingals, Jackson McCart (Men)

Kaylee Weatherford (Guide) & Jackson McCart (Man)

Wet Girl's Graffito

Jamie Richards (Child Monster)

Veronica May (Coordinator), Kathryn Ingals (Pupil), & Nolan Bond (Teacher)

Emerson McGuire (Man), Jamie Richards (Child Monster), & Kenzie Egtvedt (Young Woman)

Eli Sudmeier (Wet Girl)

Nolan Bond (Teacher) & Makenna Maupin (Guide)

Matt Harpel (Man) & Eli Sudmeier (Wet Girl)

Performance Reel:

(Edited by Cole Dille)

Project Summary:

A troupe of actors holed up in an unoccupied dormitory have created an act of resistance, psychological thriller, and political drama where you, the audience, are “split into groups and led through a labyrinth of darkened passageways to a series of nightmarish tableaux of terror and degradation” in this drama of disappearance.

Staged as a bold promenade-style performance, the audience is escorted through UNCo’s unoccupied dormitory, Decker Hall, to view twenty scenes retelling the disappearances in Argentina from 1970 to 1973 and complicity that plagued that time in history.

UNC Reflection Podcast:

Episode #1 - Behind the (Horror) Scenes

October 10, 2023

Hosts: Sophia Raymond and Andrew Galster
Producer and Editor: Zvi Gutierrez