Theatre UNO is proud to present their 2012 opener, Holy Ghosts by Romulus Linney. The production, directed by David Hoover, will be presented six times this week at the Robert E. Nims Theatre on campus.

Romulus Linney’s 1971 two-act play takes place in the remote rural South. Quick-tempered husband Coleman Shedman is in pursuit of his runaway wife, Nancy, who has seemingly come to the decision to marry a Reverend’s son. When a religious congregation interrupts the couple’s quarrel, their domestic dispute gives way to the lively individual stories of the congregation. Coleman watches the tables turn as the line between sanity and madness blurs into a crescendo of religious fanaticism.

Performances will take place in the UNO Performing Arts Center's Robert E. Nims Theatre Tuesday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 for general admission and $8 for students, seniors, faculty, and staff.

Holy Ghosts contains language and themes that some may find objectionable and unsuitable for children.

The production features an ensemble cast, including: P.J. McKinnie, Caleigh Keith, Justin Bupp, Sarah Chatelain, Robert Facio, Peter Gabb, Brittany Garlepied, Kayln Hepting, Bill Mader, Mason Joiner, Paxton McCaghren, Matthew Rigdon, Zach Rogers, James Vitale, and Jan Schluter.

Crew members are: Kevin Griffith (Set Designer), Lindy Bruns (Costume Designer), and Diane Baas (Lighting Designer).