If neither of those names ring a bell it may be because Zack has done most of his work under the name John Bacchus. Monsters in the Closet, (not to be confused with Troma’s creature feature Monster in the Closet or Harry Benshoff’s book on LGBQT themes in horror films), is an anthology film from Zack and Spencer Snygg, credited as The Snygg Brothers, the duo behind The Beaster Bunny.

This is online and at the box office.Stars: Tom Cikoski, Jasmin Flores, Denyse Ruggiero, Luke Couzens, Camilla Crawford, Jordan Flippo, Phillip Green, Nelson JoaQuin, John Paul Fedele, Valerie Bittner | Directed by The Snygg Brothers Students: $9.00 in advance and $11.00 regularĪdults: $14.00 in advance and $17.00 regularĪdvance sales end at 5:00 pm before the Thursday show. The creative team includes Robb Girnus (set design), Wendy Girnus (costume design), Chad Farley (sound design), Matt Chesley and Jim Lake (lighting design).Ģ5 or tickets for ages 12 and younger are $7.00 in advance and $9.00 regular They are biting at the bits to be in front of an audience to show Florence their talent, and I am so proud to have the opportunity to see them learn more and more about acting. “I am thrilled to invite the community in to this magical world of friendly monsters and fun that we have been able to create with children who are mastering their love for the performing arts. Murray’s boss, the Dream King, has put Murray on probation because every monster knows that when a child is born, a monster is assigned to watch over her, not to play with her toys and certainly not to be seen! What will happen when Emily has all her friends over for a sleepover to try to capture Murray? With other wonderful characters like Sandy the Sandman, dream weavers, Emily’s pesky brother, and Toady, the solution to Murray’s problem brings humor and a bit of magic to this delightful show. He’s too scared of kids to even think about trying to frighten them. What the girls don’t realize is that Murray, the closet monster, doesn’t mean any harm-he only wants to play Emily’s new video game.

FLORENCE– The Gingerbread Players continues their season with Monster in the Closet, directed by Emily Borden, on-stage in the Shoals Community Theatre October 22 nd – 25 th.Įmily has a big problem: Not only is she sent to bed just as she reaches the highest level of her new video game, but there’s a monster in her closet! Her friend Stephanie saw it, too.

Monster in the closet play characters