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Release Date:
February 29, 2020
Original Title:
Black Friday
Genres:
Comedy | Horror | Music
Production Companies:
StarKid Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: R
Runtime: 137
When the holiday season’s hottest new toy, the Tickle-Me Wiggly, hits the shelves, the city of Hatchetfield goes mad for it, literally. That’s when Tom Houston, Lex Foster, Becky Barnes and a few familiar faces, must fight through a sea of murderous mall-goers to save humanity from an inter dimensional being with a taste for chaos. When Wiggly comes to town, will the world survive Black Friday?
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Choreographer:
James Tolbert
Costume Designer:
Robert Merkel
Director:
Nick Lang
Lighting Design:
Sarah Petty
Lyricist:
Jeff Blim
Music Director:
Matt Dahan
Orchestrator:
Matt Dahan
Producer:
Nick Lang
Corey Lubowich
Set Designer:
Corey Lubowich
Sound Designer:
Gilly Moon
Stage Director:
Paul Gabriel
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