Henry Howard

 One of America's first serial killers, con artist, bigamist, "Beast of Chicago," and "The Murder Hotel," what do these words have in common? They all have an association with the cold-blooded murderer, Herman Webster Mudgett, better known as H.H. Holmes. When it was announced that a musical about H.H. Holmes was to premiere on April, the musical gained much attention as many people anticipated the final product. The new musical produced by Double K Film & Theatre Company, known as THE CASTLE sent out their first batch of invitations to the "Murder Hotel" on April 15th.

Just when you thought it was safe to watch trashy superhero mockbusters, Wild Eye Releasing has announced the nationwide re-release of The Amazing Bulk.

The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center announced today its two new musicals selected for development at the 36th National Music Theater Conference: The War Dept. and The White City.

The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center announced today its two new musicals selected for development at the 36th National Music Theater Conference: THE WAR DEPT., and THE WHITE CITY.

Identity of 125-year-old notorious serial killer, who ravaged the streets of London, is finally revealed. Where authors and investigators have failed to establish a concrete connection between a killer and the murders, supporting evidence shows Chicago's diabolical serial killer, Dr. Henry Howard H. H. Holmes, was overlooked as a prime suspect in the Jack the Ripper murders of 1888. In his new book, Dr. H. H. Holmes and The Whitechapel Ripper, Author Dane Ladwig confirms that Dr. Holmes was in London at the time of the murders and that Dr. Holmes held a residence in Whitechapel. Furthermore, Holmes' identity had been concealed from the investigation as a direct result of his connection to a very influential family connected to Parliament. The insight into Dr. Holmes' world of twisted exploits and the missed evidence in the Ripper case files that should have prompted investigators to examine Dr. Holmes is shocking. The book video trailer for Dr. H. H. Holmes and The Whitechapel Ripper shattered and surpassed all other video book trailers within its first six months exceeding over 400,000 views.Dane Ladwig has received global attention and he was given a commendation from the General Assembly for his literary achievements. Contact: Dane Ladwig ??1053 Dartmouth Drive ??Bartlett, IL 60103 ??(630) 903-7934

California Institute of the Arts' Coffeehouse Theater presents the Pulitzer Prize nominated play In the Blood, written by Suzan Lori-Parks and directed by Fran Bennett. In this modern day drama, Hester, a homeless mother of five fatherless children, struggles to create a home on the streets for her family. Despite Hester's fierce love for her children, poverty and desperation lead to a tragic end. In the Blood will be performed at CalArts, Coffeehouse Theater, 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia CA, 91355.

California Institute of the Arts' Coffeehouse Theater presents the Pulitzer Prize nominated play In the Blood, written by Suzan Lori-Parks and directed by Fran Bennett. In this modern day drama, Hester, a homeless mother of five fatherless children, struggles to create a home on the streets for her family. Despite Hester's fierce love for her children, poverty and desperation lead to a tragic end.

California Institute of the Arts' Coffeehouse Theater presents the Pulitzer Prize nominated play In the Blood, written by Suzan Lori-Parks and directed by Fran Bennett. In this modern day drama, Hester, a homeless mother of five fatherless children, struggles to create a home on the streets for her family. Despite Hester's fierce love for her children, poverty and desperation lead to a tragic end. In the Blood will be performed at CalArts, Coffeehouse Theater, 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia CA, 91355.

California Institute of the Arts' Coffeehouse Theater presents the Pulitzer Prize nominated play In the Blood, written by Suzan Lori-Parks and directed by Fran Bennett. In this modern day drama, Hester, a homeless mother of five fatherless children, struggles to create a home on the streets for her family. Despite Hester's fierce love for her children, poverty and desperation lead to a tragic end.

California Institute of the Arts' Coffeehouse Theater presents the Pulitzer Prize nominated play In the Blood, written by Suzan Lori-Parks and directed by Fran Bennett. In this modern day drama, Hester, a homeless mother of five fatherless children, struggles to create a home on the streets for her family. Despite Hester's fierce love for her children, poverty and desperation lead to a tragic end. In the Blood will be performed at CalArts, Coffeehouse Theater, 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia CA, 91355.