Mach33 Festival

Saturday, May 16, 7pm

Haunt Me (MACH 33 Festival)

Frautschi Hall, Hameetman Center

Haunt Me

by James Still

directed by Abigail Deser

Science Advisor: Solvin Sigurdson

Dementia Advisor: Anna Schlobohm de Cruder

Best-selling horror writer Ellery du Trent is mysteriously disappearing into the novel she's writing, with the unsettling assistance of an AI program called MUSE. Haunt Me is an intimate psychological horror where fiction and reality slowly blur, revealing how memory, identity, and creation can slip away when the stories we tell seem to take on a life of their own. Sometimes the scariest story of all turns out to be your own life.

Stay for a talkback with the playwright and creative team after the reading!

All audience members are warmly invited to join us at 6pm for a reception! Come and enjoy meeting our playwrights, actors, and science advisors.

Festival Schedule: tacit.caltech.edu/mach33

MACH 33 Festival, May 13-16

Tickets available at the door.

suggested donation: $10, festival pass: $25, free for students

This year's program is our biggest yet, featuring an exciting, multifaceted collection of SIX new works-in-progress spanning genre, theme, and scientific focus, showcasing the range of science-driven theater as an art form. Join us for four days of new play readings produced by Theater Arts Caltech and developed with assistance from Caltech professors, scientists, and students!