Fairytales Gone Bad: Zombie-rella / Blood Red Hood at The Citadel

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Fairytales Gone Bad: Zombie-rella / Blood Red Hood

29 October 2017

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A mysterious vaudeville storyteller with a magical top-hat and coat unwinds the true stories behind the happily ever afters, which are maybe not as charming as you remember!

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