Late night drinking leads to an old ghost story told among four friends, whose lives are in a rut. It’s time for a change.
To spice things up, they decide to go ghost hunting out in the deep nowhere of Colorado. Even the locals don’t want them going on that trail. Not tonight, at least. The friends go out, hunting for the impossible, mostly just to get out of the city and recharge their lives.
But when the night falls, imaginary horror proves to be all too real. And under a full moon, their innocent camping trip turns into a night of terror.
About the author
A theatre graduate of The Juilliard School in New York City, Jesse developed material for his one-man shows that have been performed across the country. Adapted from his novel, “Faces On My Wall,” his acclaimed solo production, “Face the City,” written for high school and college audiences, combines visual and animation projections in a multimedia presentation of a young artist’s journey to find his voice in the “real world.”
His children’s book “The Night the Moon Ate My Room!” written and performed for young audiences to experience self-discovery, is created with the support of The Kennedy Center’s Imagination Celebration and Pikes Peak Library District. Integrating the arts and especially the powerful tool of improvisation, a program that Jesse has developed entitled “Making Perfect Mistakes!” helps people (like educators, business owners, at-risk teenagers, and everyone else a part of the human race!) overcome the “pitfalls of perfectionism” that so often hinder the creative mind.
Please visit his website at jessewilsonproductions.com for more information on what Jesse Wilson is doing in the “community at large.
