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Blood Red Moon

Short Play, Drama  /  1w, 3m

A one act play from The Frontier Trilogy of plays from the Wild West.

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Summary

VOL. I: BLOOD RED MOON
Follow the brothers as they journey west to California. Gold and fortune await, but so too does the blood moon – an omen warning death follows close behind. Brotherhood has kept them together; jealousy threatens to tear them apart.

A one act play from The Frontier Trilogy of plays from the Wild West

History

Blood Red Moon premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland in August 2015 under the direction of Jethro Compton.

ENOCH HILL – The elder of the two brothers. 25-35. He is strong, proud, and stubborn, but he can be cruel. 
LEVI HILL – The younger of the two. 20-30. He is kind-hearted, polite, and less confident than his brother.
ANNELISE FISCHER – A local girl. 20-30. She is gentle, honest, and kind. 
FATHER MANOAH – The priest at The Chapel of Emmanuel. 20-25. Though young, he is calm, noble, and respected.
  • Time Period Wild West
  • Features Period Costumes

Media

REVIEWS 

"Compton is a genuine theatrical anomaly...Blood Red Moon is pulp cowboys to the core: a tale of lust and violence set against the creeks and peaks of California." - The Stage 

"Tense and terse...it’s satisfying to drink in the whisky-soaked ambience." - Time Out Edinburgh 

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  • Minimum Fee: $65 per performance

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Authors

Jethro Compton

Jethro Compton is a British writer, director and independent theatre producer. His most notable production is the stage adaptation of the classic Western The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.

Other theatre work includes Blood Red Moon, The Clock Strikes Noon and The Rattlesnake's ...

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