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Ray Bradbury's 'Pillar Of Fire' solo theater performance review
Reviewed by Michael J.W. Thomas

MoreHorror.com

Ray Bradbury's 'Pillar of Fire' read with permission and performed by Bill Oberst Jr.

"He came out of the earth, hating. Hate was his father; hate was his mother."

You walk into the theater. The stage is bare; no scenery, no art, no props. As you adjust yourself to the surroundings, you then notice a …thing… in the middle of the bare stage. It doesn’t move, not even an inch. After a very long time, you start to notice movement. From a seemingly crumpled heap of rags, a man emerges, or what you think is a man. It is contorted, as if in anguish, rising, slowly, painfully, untangling the wreck of his arms and legs, growling unintelligibly at first, then finally forming words. Words of pain, words of anger, words of hate.

His name is William Lantry, the year is 2349, and...
See full article at MoreHorror
  • 6/8/2015
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  • MoreHorror
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