2021

Presented by Artists Anonymous in partnership with the Rosemount Museum.

Feel the chills running down your spine…

As classic Victorian horror stories echo through the halls of the Rosemount Museum. Presented by Artists Anonymous with support from the Rosemount Museum, the 2nd season of Night Terrors featured four hair-raising tales perfect for bookworms and fans of the macabre alike!

Night Terrors is environmental theater set within Pueblo's most historic mansion. Slip from room to room hearing each frightful tale portrayed by acclaimed local actors.

STORIES

“The Squaw” by Bram Stoker | Performed by Nicholas Ryan Izzo

“Lost in an Egyptian Pyramid; or The Mummy’s Curse” by Louis May Alcott | Performed by Barbara Summerville

“The Attic” by Algernon Blackwood | Performed by Jonathan Eberhardt

“The Cask of Amontillado” by Edgar Allan Poe | Binaural audio experience created and performed by Tierra & Nicholas Izzo

Rosemount Museum, located just north of downtown Pueblo at 419 West 14th Street, is a 126 year old house museum that invites visitors to step back in time to the elegant Victorian age.  The museum is open for guided tours Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. February through December.  Contact the museum by calling (719) 545-5290, email ddarrow@rosemount.org or the museum website at www.rosemount.org.

Jonathan Eberhardt | Actor

Jonathan Eberhardt began acting professionally at the age of 12. He has performed with Colorado Opera Festival, Theater Works, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Theater, Star Bar, and many others around Colorado. Favorite roles have included dr. Frank N. Furter in numerous productions of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Max in Bent, Fagin in Oliver! and Carl in Die Kluge. In 2005, he won best actor for his roles as the Emcee in Cabaret, and Hysterium in a Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum from both the Gazette's best of Springs, and the Pikes Peak Arts Council Awards. When not on stage Jonathan works as a professional theatrical hair and makeup artist having been in charge of Hair and makeup design for the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center theater for more than 20 years.

Barbara Summerville | Actor

Barbara Summerville (Lost in a Pyramid; or, the Mummy’s Curse by Louisa May Alcott (1869) She is excited to work with Actor’s Anonymous and to perform this eloquent and foreboding tale. She moved to Colorado Springs from NYC some time ago and has performed in most of the Local Theatres and recently performed with Theatre Across Borders, where she met our director, Tierra Izzo. Favorite Roles include: Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire, Abby in Arsenic and Old Lace, Veronica in Veronica’s Room and Big Ethel in A DOUBLEWIDE, TEXAS CHRISTMAS. She thanks Hermione and Stephen for their endless support.

Nicholas Izzo | Actor

Upon moving back to Tucson en route to L.A. he got his first lead role in a medium length film Date of the Dead which has now been turned into a feature length film.  He also met an amazing acting coach who advised him to go to Atlanta as opposed to LA and so with everything he could fit in his SUV he headed south.  Within months he got his first role in a paid independent feature, Patient.  He also acquired his first agent and booked his first Co-Star role on Drop Dead Diva making him eligible for SAG-AFTRA. Most recently he worked with the same team from Patient in the Atlanta 48-hour film festival on a film called Re Inc for which he was nominated for Best Actor out of over 80 films.  In his spare time, Izzo plays piano, soccer, guitar and likes to be outdoors in any capacity including rock climbing.

Sallie Walker | Actor

Sallie Walker is an actor, singer, writer and director. She has been involved in dance, theater and music for over 4 decades and will continue to learn and ply her craft(s) as long as she is able. Her strong belief is that the Arts are vital and are the foundation of civilization and inform all other pursuits.

Quinn Smola | Costume & Makeup Design

Hi, I’m Quinn! I’m studying theatre at Pikes Peak Community College. I love to do anything creative, but costumes and makeup are where my passions in theatre lie. I’m very excited and grateful to be working on my very first professional production!