The Curse of Blue Moose

by Vidalia Unwin

It's been one year since the city of Chicago 2 was destroyed by a villainous Moose. Canadian billionaire Max Tasker has come to town, offering to rebuild the fallen city but secretly planning something sinister. As his plans unfold, the people of the city are suffering a fate worse than death. Now the only things standing in his way are three cops, a chupacabra, and thousands of Blue Moose...

It's been one year since the city of Chicago 2 was destroyed by a villainous Moose. Canadian billionaire Max Tasker has come to town, offering to rebuild the fallen city but secretly planning something sinister. As his plans unfold, the people of the city are suffering a fate worse than death. Now the only things standing in his way are three cops, a chupacabra, and thousands of Blue Moose...

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The Curse of Blue Moose

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  • Tom Erb: The Curse of Blue Moose by Vidalia Unwin
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    Wow, what a read...“The Curse of Blue Moose”, blends dark comedy with a satirical look at corporate greed. The vibrant characters, from a blood-bathing billionaire to a no-nonsense detective, are brought to life with sharp wit and a touch of the absurd. The playwright's ability to craft a story that is outlandishly, humorous and thought-provoking. This play is a must-read.

    Wow, what a read...“The Curse of Blue Moose”, blends dark comedy with a satirical look at corporate greed. The vibrant characters, from a blood-bathing billionaire to a no-nonsense detective, are brought to life with sharp wit and a touch of the absurd. The playwright's ability to craft a story that is outlandishly, humorous and thought-provoking. This play is a must-read.

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This play requires 8 actors for the speaking roles, however there are scenes where an additional three actors may be needed to perform characters with no dialogue. If a director feels they can cast this show with fewer than 11 people, or fewer than 8 for that matter, they are welcome to give it a try.

Development History

  • Workshop, Derby City Playwrights, 2019-2020

Production History

  • Community Theater, The Bard’s Town, 2022