Based on a true story.
Seriously
It’s August 21, 1955, in the small town of Kelly, Kentucky, and the Sutton family is welcoming old family friends in from out of town and settling in for a night of catching up. But when strange goblin-like creatures begin to appear, all hell breaks loose. The Kentucky Goblin Siege is a hilarious play about xenophobia and reversed expectations, and will feature the biggest gun battle between human actors and alien puppets to ever grace the stage of the Kraine Theater.
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Reviews:
"The enjoyable ensemble...adds heart and humor to their over-the-top characters...this strong company conjures a sense of emotional involvement that would be absent if the aliens were the main attraction." -Katelyn Manfre, Upstaged, TimeoutNY.com
"Not to mention the hoity-toity visiting Yankee, played by Michele McNally with the proper Bryn Mawr lockjaw." -Mark Peikert, NYpress.com
"Puppets, aliens, funny people. Echoes of both Night of the Living Dead and The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street. What's not to like?" -Jon Sobel, BlogCritics
"The Kentucky Goblin Siege is a good time waiting to be had. I forget how much I enjoy comedy like this." -Richard Hinojosa, NYTheatre.com
"Never a dull moment...The Kentucky Goblin Siege will transport you from your boring, non-goblin-sieged-life to a place where anything can happen, and probably will." -Karen Tortora-Lee, The Happiest Medium