Well you have the right to your opinion but I thought the show was overall a great success hearing that they had traveled and set up that day. Kind of sucked it was almost like a dress rehearsal but the second time I saw it this weekend, the cast killed it. Technical errors occurred probably due to the amount of blood but I thought the cast did an awesome job throwing themselves into this show.

It's a tough job having to take a show on the road so I personally would love to send a shout out to the cast and say good job!

This show was bloody fantastic!! Buckets o' blood and all! Took a group of eight and none of escaped the splash zone!! HA! Please come back!! Thank you Thank you!!

I don't who posted any of the previous comments were made by, but as a cast member of Evil Dead The Musical (I play Scotty), I would like to offer my insight. Performing is ever changing, and never complete, and as for us doing it live, we will never be the same show twice. The reviewer came on opening night, admittedly was not our best performance, especially after we drove 6 hours, built the set, set the Wonder up, and did our performance. Even when we were in Portland we made changes to our show; scene transitions and timing. I am not trying to justify anything, just offering you an explanation and saying that we did learn and will always be learning. I just want to submit to you that if we were such a crappy show why did we sell out 5 out of the 5 shows, ended on standing ovations, and spend at least a half hour after each performance taking pictures and talking to hundreds of smiling fans. And we had multiple returns to the show from our last performance in July. As entertainers that is what keeps us going and not negative reviews. So I support your right to have an opinion and I appreciate and have learned from some of the comments. Thank you for at least coming to our show, and sorry it wasn't all you dreamed - Scotty