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For The Love of a Zombie is a mixed-multimedia play about a farm hand who, through the use of organic pesticides, discovers the truth about the farmgirl he believes he loves. Scenes that take place outside the farm house are portrayed on a large projection screen.

This play, overall, really reminds me of old-school CD-ROM games. Particularly Phantasmagoria. This is definitely not a negative for me, though I suspect it would be for some. The video segments are produced quite well (for a shoestring budget) and are integrated pretty much seamlessly into the play itself. Overall, the play works really well and has a lot of great laughs.

Plus, it’s about zombies, and who can complain about that?

Tags: ****, Accidental Humor Co., Brent Felzien William Banfield, Clifford Kelly, Kimberlee Stadelmann, Michael Beamish, Murray Cullen, Rebecca John, Thomas Pearson