Unwrapped by Charlie Lovett

October 26 -29, 2017 

Fishback Studio Theatre
SDSU Performing Arts Center

Unwrapped: A Comedy of Horrific Proportions is a comedy by playwright Charlie Lovett. The play is a parody of 1930s Hollywood in which an incompetent film producer makes a low budget horror movie. Unwrapped is a comedy inspired by low-budget horror movies of the 1930s. The most famous of these movies starred monsters such as Frankenstein’s Monster, the Wolfman, the Mummy, and Dracula, most of whom appear in Unwrapped.


Cast and Crew:
Emily Kehrwald as Hedda Gobbler
Craig Long as David O. Dimwit
Angie Roden as Yes-Woman
Carrie McClanahan as Danielle Dickens
Liz Halliday-Tyler as Sarah Shakespere
Jason Soren as Otto Von Strongman
Jill Kruse as Maxine
Brooke Barhite as Norma Desmond
Nick Castillo as Elliot/Ernst
Mike Thompson as Billy Bob Walton
Dan Tuchscherer as Jack Quincy
Michelle Mack - Lacy Donahue
Jim Radloff - James Huntington
Keith Campbell - Ivan Hoo
Miranda Wells - Dr. Frankenstein
Ryan Krogmann as Monster
Kristina Jonkers - Eegor
Andrew Kapperman - Inspector Idiot
Patrick Dunham as Marcus Van Welby


Dan McColley - Director

Production Poster for Unwrapped