EVIL DEAD: THE MUSCAL coming back to Toronto

[zombierin]

Do I smell a TRS meetup???

Yes, it’s true… EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL is coming BACK to TORONTO!!
That’s right, the show MTV calls “The Greatest Musical Phenomenon on the Planet” is returning to the city where it all began. And we’re coming back just in time to make this Valentine’s Day the bloodiest ever!
In case you’ve forgotten…

- Evil Dead was voted “Toronto’s Favourite Show” (Audience Choice Dora Award)
- We got 4 Star Reviews from the Star, Globe, Sun, and NOW Magazine.
- Craig Ferguson did an entire monologue on his trip to see the show.
- The soundtrack bumped the Lion King off the Billboard Charts!
- And most importantly, our fans made the show the funniest and wildest night you could ever have in Toronto!

It’s based on Sam Raimi’s 80’s cult classic films, where 5 college kids travel to a cabin in the woods and accidentally unleash an evil force. And although it may sound like a horror, it’s not! The songs are hilarious, campy, and everyone walks out with a smile on their face.
We still have the Splatter Zone where the audience can get doused with blood. And just like the last time we’re back at the Diesel Playhouse with full bar service throughout the show. Does it get any better than that?

If you haven’t seen the show yet, now is your chance. If you have seen it, you should see it again. And if you’re looking for a Holiday Gift, Nothing shows you care like some tickets to Evil Dead! (And to make it easier we’re now even selling gift certificates for tickets).
And if that wasn't enough we have an EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL HOLIDAY GIFT PACK $120 (inclusive of all taxes) available online, by phone and in person. The package includes: a certificate for 2 tickets to Evil Dead the Musical at the Diesel Playhouse and 1 EDTM T-shirt. The first 50 gift packs purchased in person receive their t-shirt autographed by Ryan Ward (Ash)! *

How do you get tickets? Presale tickets are available for AMEX cardholders on December 13th. And we’re on sale to the general public beginning December 18th at 10am.
And we also have some crazy deals on special promotions for groups. Call 416-971-5973 ext. 234, and book your group today.

So come and see Toronto’s funniest show – Evil Dead The Musical from February 14th at The Diesel Playhouse at 56 Blue Jays Way.

It would literally Kill you to miss it!

Diesel Playhouse
56 Blue Jays Way

(416) 971-5656

http://www.evildeadthemusical.com

*- Certificate redeemable beginning December 18th 2007. Valid for shows until April 5th, 2008. T-shirt sizes and styles subject to availability. Limited number of HOLIDAY GIFT PACKS available. Not valid for Amex Premium seating. T-shirts are pre-autographed by Ryan Ward

[satori]

Amazing, I was kicking myself for not catching it the first time around, thanks for sharing.

[jimmydelicious]

I saw it the last time it was at the Diesel and it was just great! If the TRS guys are up for coming up north I'll certainly meet them here!

[satori]

something tells me that the suggestion was more for a local group, as it doesn't sound like the TRS guys would come up here anytime soon... and could you blame them, it's already damn cold here. They should come in the spring or summer. On the TRS local thing happening I think I'd feel all creepy trying to hang out with you guys, I'm 39, I'd just complain about how things used to be.

[asquared]

Yeah, I missed it first time around as well. I can't wait to see it when it comes out. Shall the Toronto TRS fans get together for this event in all their glory?

[hipnotyq]

i gotta see this show. Good thing i'm only 2 hours away (London)

[eddielee]

Wow I completely missed it last time, now I have a chance. Does it have an age limit?

[zombierin]

To all of you who didn't get a chance to see it first time around...
YOU ABSOLUTELY MUST!!!

I've seen it three times already and I'm totally going back!

If you have seen it, you should go back too!
I hear from an insider that it has gotten even better!

[tsmith15]

It was totally awesome, I went to Toronto from Ottawa just to see it, and it was well worth it.