Dead Highway
by Christopher Evans
Dead Highway is a pulse-pounding thriller set in the terrifying aftermath of a viral apocalypse. Six teenagers fight for survival against the undead, facing brutal realities and testing the limits of their bonds. Expect intense action, dark humor, and raw emotion in this gripping story of desperation and resilience.
This high-stakes play offers flexible staging and unique opportunities for your makeup and costume team. Dead Highway delivers a visceral and thought-provoking theatrical experience, perfect for captivating audiences with its chilling portrayal of survival against overwhelming odds.
Recommended for High Schools
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