The show is a deft combination of action and humor with elements of horror. One of the production numbers, "Dissection Dance," is an homage to the "Time Warp" choreography of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." The name of the high school, George R. Romero High School, invokes the zombie horror films he created. And with the ensemble's comedic timing, the show delivers an entertaining romp, with a feminist twist, through the psyche of three adolescent girls: Madison, Stella, and Grace. It needs a bigger stage and more actors but it is still an entertaining theatrical experience.
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“Whether we find ourselves haunted by insecurity, patriarchal oppression, or the ghosts of relationships past, ‘The Trouble with Dead Boyfriends’ calls on us to exorcise our demons—with a little help from our friends.”
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“A wacky, darkly hilarious production offering a serious feminist message all wrapped in a bloody, campy shell.”
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"Beneath the goofy dances and vampire rock songs, 'The Trouble with Dead Boyfriends' is about the power of female friendship and the importance of doing whatever it takes to leave a toxic relationship."
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“The show has all the makings of the next cult hit...It would be a true shame if this is the last we hear of ‘The Trouble with Dead Boyfriends,’ but I doubt it will be.”
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