Corey Feldma News

Michael Jackson's public memorial service took place at the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles on Tuesday July 7th.

Timothy Haskell, creator of the wildly popular Halloween spectacular NIGHTMARE: BAD DREAMS COME TRUE, will appear on NBC's The Today Show on Halloween (this Friday, October 31) during the 10:00am hour.

Timothy Haskell, creator of the wildly popular Halloween spectacular NIGHTMARE: BAD DREAMS COME TRUE, will appear on NBC's The Today Show on Halloween (this Friday, October 31) during the 10:00am hour.

The wildly popular Halloween spectacular returns for the fifth year with an all-new version, NIGHTMARE: BAD DREAMS COME TRUE, set to take NYC by storm from September 26 - November 8 at CSV Cultural Center (107 Suffolk Street at Rivington Street).

The wildly popular Halloween spectacular returns for the fifth year with an all-new version, NIGHTMARE: BAD DREAMS COME TRUE, set to take NYC by storm from September 26 - November 8 at CSV Cultural Center (107 Suffolk Street at Rivington Street).

Joining the company of the Miami production will be producer Steve Kopelman who counts 27 years in the 'haunt' industry with attractions across the U.S. including Arizona, Texas, North Carolina, and New Mexico. Current productions include Thrillvania (www.thrillvania.com) and The Nest (www.frightened.com.) Kopelman is also an owner of the premier online haunted house directory, www.hauntedhouse.com.

Adamanto Productions and Electric Pear, in association with Liebman Entertainment are proud to present a limited Off-Broadway run of the U.S. premiere of Stitching - a deeply twisted, intricate drama by Scottish playwright Anthony Neilson - at The Wild Project (195 East Third Street) now through July 19. Directed by Timothy Haskell and starring acclaimed Israeli actress Meital Dohan and Gian-Murray Gianino, Stitching will play the following schedule during the July 4th holiday week and weekend

Adamanto Productions in association with Liebman Entertainment are proud to present a limited Off-Broadway run of the U.S. premiere of Stitching - a twisted, intricate drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat, by British playwright Anthony Neilson - at The Wild Project.

'New York Citys' Original Haunted House' provides phobia-driven vignettes.

The hit off-Broadway spoof Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy will play its last performances on August 26th and 27th

Ellen Hamilton Latzen, who played the daughter of Glenn Close and Michael Douglas in the original Fatal Attraction film, will attend the August 20th performance of Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy

I Love Paris, Doug Fields' hit satire on Paris Hilton that features Kevin Shinick in the title role, will play its final performance today, July 25th at 8 PM

Corey Feldman stars in a wacky spoof of Greek drama and a classic '80's flick

Former Brat Packer Corey Feldman will take on the Michael Douglas role in Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy at the East 13th Street Theatre from July 10th to August 27th

Original star Kevin Shinick will return to play the blonde socialite of the title as I Love Paris hits its one-year anniversary at the Blue Heron Arts Center

Previews for this limited engagement at The East 13th Street Theatre (located at 136 East 13th Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues, just southeast of Union Square) begin on Friday, July 1st.

Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy is a new comedy that lovingly, liberally and loosely satirizes the well-known thriller film from 1987. A big-time corporate lawyer has a one-night stand with a no-nonsense business woman while his wife is away. When the corporate hag forgets her place, all heck breaks loose! The park, the opera, the bunny, and the tub ensue.

'Paris Hilton', god help us, is still here, but will be looking a little different come February 21st. Most recently played by a 50 year old magician named Ago, Paris will now be portrayed by 23 year-old (the same age as Paris) actor/ dancer Aaron Haskell.

Corey Feldman will star in the stage version of 'Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy' in the role originally made famous by Michael Douglas.

This past week in Spain, Joel Schumacher and Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber received awards at SITGES after a screening of The Phantom of The Opera.