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Trepidation Nation is a series of short monologues and dialogues exploring human fear. Written by a wide variety of playwrights, this production promises to be exciting, compelling, and just a bit frightening as well! Performances take place on Friday March 23 and Sunday March 25 at 8:30 PM, in Beeler Hall in the Whalen School of Music. Tickets are $2. Questions? Contact CCushin1@ithaca.edu Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact David Kanter at dkanter1@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible. Presented by the Macabre Theatre Ensemble and the Residence Hall Association |
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Fear Factoid: Enosiophobia is the fear of having committed an unpardonable action. Don't commit the unpardonable action of missing out on Macabre Theatre Ensemble’s production of Trepidation Nation!