Directed by John Wolbers.
A limited number of pay-what-you-can tickets are offered for every performance.
Bed and Breakfast of the Damned by Cameron McNary is a wildly comic collision of classic bedroom farce and zombie horror. When young couple Ben and Melissa escape the zombie apocalypse and take refuge at the cozy, pug-themed “Snug as a Pug” bed and breakfast, they think they may finally have found someplace safe. They are very, very wrong.
Their hosts and fellow survivors prove to be every bit as dangerous—and considerably more complicated—than the undead outside. Secret affairs, questionable motives, romantic entanglements, and increasingly desperate attempts to hide the truth send the guests scrambling from room to room as one problem leads to another.
With slamming doors, hidden bodies, zombie bites, adult humor, and escalating mayhem, Bed and Breakfast of the Damned takes the familiar mechanics of a frantic sex farce and drops them directly into the middle of the apocalypse. Fast-paced, outrageous, and gleefully dark, it’s a horror-comedy for audiences who like their laughs with a little blood splatter.