MEDIA RELEASE

* Show times
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28
7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29
7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30
10 p.m. Saturday Oct. 30
7:30 p.m. Sunday Oct. 31

* Tickets:
Reserved Seating: $20 Adults; $17 Seniors/Students
$25 All seats on Halloween (Includes Participation and Costume Parade)
$5 Participation kit (No outside props allowed)
Available at the door one hour prior to showtime, via phone at 808-322-9924, or online at www.apachawaii.org.

Reigning over a spooky castle full of misfits and malcontents as Frank this year is Lee Vinson, who is also the choreographer of the production.

Sue Boyum, the show’s vocal director, is the sexy servant Magenta, Jessica Wilson is the tap dancing Columbia, David A. Payne is the Narrator as well as co-producer, and Max Watts is Riff Raff, the butler cum alien commander.

Brad and Janet, the innocent young couple who stumble into Frank’s castle on a dark and stormy night, are played by Sam Valenti and Sara Hagen.

Barry Levine plays Frank’s hunky creation, Rocky, and Miguel Montez plays two roles: Eddie, a flash frozen biker, and Dr. Evrett Scott, an ex-Nazi who comes to the castle looking for his nephew, Eddie.

The Phantoms, a singing, dancing chorus of castle groupies, include Bill Cottle, Tracey Fosso, Ranae Keane, Rachel Leonard, Jana Powell, Janemarie Singer, and Robin O’Hara, who also serves as assistant to director Jerry Tracy.

Other members of the team are: Carol Elwyn, co-producer; Zach Hagen, stage manager; Sharon Cannon, music director; Gerald Lucena, set and costume designer; Cathy Riehle, lighting designer; Katie Burck, sound designer; Jeffrey Werle, makeup designer; and Toni Reynolds, properties designer.