The Last Night of Red Barker

THE LAST NIGHT OF RED BARKER sets the audience on a journey that asks if the ghosts from our past can ever be escaped, and if redemption is ever within reach. It is 1949 at Denargo's Tavern in Colorado, where Lloyd "Red" Barker will sling you a drink as he attempts to live a quieter life than the one he has fled. The son of "Ma Barker"--yes, that one--he is hoping Colorado will provide an escape from the infamy of the Barker Boys, his family's criminal gang. But the past always has a way of catching up. Journey with Lloyd as he is visited by the ghosts of his past on the last night of his life. Tickets include drinks at Denargo's (bring your ID if you'd like the harder stuff) and a traveling immersive journey provided to a maximum of 20 audience members at a time. In the spirit of the Halloween season, we invite you to step back into the past dressed in your 1940's best, should the spirit move you. Minimal walking required, and seating provided throughout. If you have questions about accessibility, please do not hesitate to reach out. Conceived of by Amanda Berg Wilson and Jeffrey Neuman Written by Jeffrey Neuman Directed by Amanda Berg Wilson Assistant Directed by Adeline Mann Featuring: Nika Garcia, Sam Gilstrap, John Hauser, Min Kyung (Cecillia) Kim*, Jason Maxwell, Emma Messenger**, and Don Randle Costume Design by Leah Cardenas Production Management by McPherson Horle Prop Design by Linda Lea Sound Design by Max Silverman Stage Management by Gloria Gray Assistant Stage Management by David Baxter *Min Kyung (Cecillia) Kim appears through October 13 only. **Emma Messenger appears courtesy of the Actor's Equity Association. Tickets are non-refundable except in the event of weather cancellation by The Catamounts. We are able to move reservations when there is availability. A portion of the experience is outdoors. In the instance of a weather cancellation, we will move your reservation to another night, credit you for a future production, or refund your ticket. Content advisory: some adult language, and references to death, murder, incarceration, and guns. Recommended for children 13 and older.