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2026-2027 2 Living With the Living

Friday, October 9, 20268:00 PM
Bound by the terms of a peculiar will, Gordon, the final Hunt heir, must spend the night in the mansion that has been in his family for generations. A scheming real estate agent smells profit from a rumored hidden treasure somewhere in the house and is pressuring Gordon to sell. However, the house’s other occupants: “spirits” of deceased family members stuck reliving a century-old murder in endlessly inventive—and hilarious—ways, have ideas of their own. Adding to chaos is the fact that only Gordon can see his dearly departed, and not-so-helpful, ancestors.Written and Directed by Matthew Carlin

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