Windwalkers
By Stefan Roseen
October 14-29, 2022
8pm Thurs-Sat | 3pm Sun
Welcome to Windwater, Colorado, circa 1990. When you enter this territory, you take on the shape of a blurry outline on the horizon, at once eerily familiar and alien in your surroundings to any locals who mark your arrival. So Ma Fowler describes the phenomenon to Gabriel and Emmett when she and her daughters happen upon them wandering through the dry terrain on a post-college walkabout. When Ma offers lodging to the two friends in exchange for their help around her ranch, Gabriel and Emmett agree.
Soon after settling in at the Fowler ranch, Gabriel quickly realizes something strange is afoot. A recent tragedy within their host’s family laces every conversation with tension, and a slew of unsolved atrocities cropping up with increasing frequency in the Windwater community begins to close in on the isolated Fowler homestead. Will the Fowlers and their guests evade the threat rattling at their doorknob, or will they open the door and invite it in?
A neo-horror focused on the unspooling weight of isolation, grief, familial responsibility, and decision, Windwalkers will approach steadily and with little warning.
The Artists
Playwright Stefan Roseen
Director Stefan Roseen
Dramaturg Rachel Borgo
Fight Director Maya Prentiss
Assistant Fight Director Arik Vega
Composer Ruth Smart
Costume, Hair & Makeup Designer Victor Lopez
Set Designer Ethan Gasbarro
Lighting Designer Benjamin Carne
Intimacy Director Kayla Menz
Puppet Designer Elyse Estes
Dialect Coach Ian R. Q. Slater
Special Effects & Blood Designer Jessica Miller
Assistant Special Effects Designer Jackie Bobbitt
Stage Manager Becky Valek
The Cast
Ma Fowler Amy Gorelow
Jon Fowler Samm Hilger
Simon Fowler Sonya Robinson
Tiffany "Tiff" Fowler Anna Roemer
Gabriel Vincent Dominick Vincent Alesia
Emmett Fisk Lucas Matteson
Sheriff Edward Johnson/Biker/Radio Host Paul Chakrin
Deputy Richard Monroe/Biker 2/Creature Kevin Woodrow
Press
" Windwalkers offers a tantalizing pile of questions - Dmitry Samarov " Chicago Reader
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