This is KimberlyвЂ™s first time performing with Front Range Theater Company, and she is thrilled to DEATH at the opportunity. THE TELL-TALE HEART TOLD BY KIMBERLY DOUGLAS. ScottвЂ™s life with his family and work in the schools has been motivated by a particularly poignant quote from one of his childhood heroes, Jim Henson: вЂњWe do not inherit the world from our parents, we borrow it from our children.вЂќ Scott has recently joined the ranks of theatre people with day jobs and works as a home inspector with Axium Inspections.ДЄll the gratitude and love go to Kelly and Fox who tolerate all the crazy. He has worked professionally in the Denver area since the early '90s as an actor, director, stage manager, light designer, set designer, carpenter, sound designer, prop master, and stagehand. During this time, he taught and developed curriculum for two high schools and spent summers at the Wolf Theatre Academy. Scott spent the last 15 years teaching high school theatre and working with various youth theatre programs. The Tale-Tell Heart told by Kimberly Douglas The actors are, in order of tales told:Дў.

Thank you so much to all the actors who lent their time and talent to interpret these stories. Thanks to the power of modern technology we can share their interpretations of these classic tales with all of you. The five stories shared in this episode are performed by phenomenally talented actors who performed these stories live at Evergreen Cemetery in Colorado Springs on Octoin order to help raise funds for the preservation of the cemetery. Grab your favorite warm beverage, turn the lights down low, and curl up with a cozy blanket as we wander through the cemetery to meet some of Edgar Allan Poe's most scrupulous characters.

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