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Don’t Turn Off the Ghost Light (2023)
Terrance, a novice theatre actor, asks to stay late after rehearsal to practice his lines onstage. The stage manager agrees but with one rule, “don’t turn off the ghost light.” Poor Terrence should have been more careful, for he’s about to learn that some performances never die.
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Terrance, a novice theatre actor, asks to stay late after rehearsal to practice his lines onstage. The stage manager agrees but with one rule, “don’t turn off the ghost light.” Poor Terrence should have been more careful, for he’s about to learn that some performances never die.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Matthew Scott Montgomery
In Theaters:6/10/2023
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Runtime:11 minutes
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