Photo by Christopher Hurst
Coming Soon
The Script Club
Monthly Play Readings
Starting February 2025
Coho Joe Cafe
Admission by Donation
For February, March and April, then again in September, October and November, Sisu Theatre will host a variety of play readings.
The audience is welcome to stay after the reading and discuss the story, characters and themes.
Scripts will be distributed and parts assigned to those interested in reading one week in advance. There will be one rehearsal for each play. If you would like to be a reader, please contact Marley at [email protected]
Everyone Welcome!
Starting February 2025
Coho Joe Cafe
Admission by Donation
For February, March and April, then again in September, October and November, Sisu Theatre will host a variety of play readings.
The audience is welcome to stay after the reading and discuss the story, characters and themes.
Scripts will be distributed and parts assigned to those interested in reading one week in advance. There will be one rehearsal for each play. If you would like to be a reader, please contact Marley at [email protected]
Everyone Welcome!
Tickets ON SALE NOW!
Cash only.
Cash only.
A tap at a chamber door, and the beat of a hideous heart evoke the very best and creepiest of Edgar Allan Poe. So when Poe sets out to keep his stories alive from beyond the grave, an otherworldly radio studio proves just the thing. Wandering spirits gather to play the roles in Poe's most classic works: The Cask of the Amontillado, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Raven and The Tell-Tale Heart. Let the grim master of the macabre draw your imagination into the delicious gothic atmosphere.
Approximately 75 minutes.
Approximately 75 minutes.
L to R: Paul Wenn, Hannah Gallacher & Marley Rosgen. Photo by Wendy Davis
L to R: Darryl Luscombe & Ken Richardson. Photo by Wendy Davis.
L to R: Darryl Luscombe, Marley Rosgen, John Dudley & Keegan Taylor. Photo by Wendy Davis.
L to R: Christy Greenwood, Paul Wenn & Darryl Luscombe. Photo by Wendy Davis.
L to R: Marley Rosgen, Paul Wenn, Darryl Luscombe & Cristin Rosgen. Photo by Wendy Davis.
