A Spooky Season comedy double feature!
St. Dionysus’s Boys School for Teens Presents Dracula
A retelling of Bram Stoker’s Dracula like you’ve never seen before (unless you go to the made-up parochial academy of St. Dionysus’s Boys School for Teens)
Ft. Audrey Harkins, Grant Rainmann, Lisa Sanchez, Joe Lewis, Sam Sullivan, Kayley Kosik, and Joe Jurecki
Bell, Book, and Discount Cocktails
Created by Amy Schwabauer and Carrie Williams
with collaborator Katie Booze-Mooney
Featuring Katie Booze-Mooney, Amy Schwabauer, and Carrie Williams
Do YOU have what it takes to join the legendary Shakespearean coven?
Join the two remaining members of the Three Witches as they seek to find a worthy replacement for their long-estranged third sister. The Witches will guide the audience through ritual and magical trials in order to find the perfect candidate and restore the power of three–hopefully, with enough time to hit up Happy Hour afterward. Hilarious, heartfelt, and interactive, this show is a reminder that power can take many forms and come from unexpected places.
Performed to sold out audiences at The Borderlight Theater Festival 2026 and winner of the Borderlight “Spirit of Fringe Award”.
Follow us on Instagram @ThreeWitchesBitches
Audiences are saying…
"A funny and delightful romp with the best witches in town"
"Such energy, and great audience involvement! I totally enjoyed every bit of it.”
"Hilarious, healing, best happy hour I’ve ever been to"
"Laugh out loud funny from start to finish. Interactive and thought provoking. Best thirty minutes of my week!"
"Top tier character work"
"Awesome hilarious fanciful completely engaging and thought provoking"
Date/Time: Friday, October 30th, 2026
at 7:30pm, Doors open at 7:00 pm
at 9:30pm, Doors open at 9:00 pm
Price: $15
All sales are final. If the show is sold out and you have not arrived by the listed showtime, you may lose your spot.
Location: Imposters Theater 4828 Lorain Ave Cleveland OH 44102
Age Restrictions: 16+ unless accompanied by parent/guardian. Shows may contain adult language/content/situations.
Food/Drinks: We have a full bar including popcorn and other small snacks.
Parking: Enter the main entrance to Urban Community School on W. 47th Street, south of Lorain Ave. Follow the driveway to the main oval parking lot in front of the red tower. You can park in any space marked with a green square. You can then follow the sidewalk to Lorain Ave. You will see Imposters directly across Lorain Ave. from the school.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Carrie Williams is a director, performer, visual artist, and occasional writer of strange sketches with long titles. Most recently she directed POOR CLARE at Case Western Reserve University, and the regional premieres of WITCH and POTUS: or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive at Dobama Theatre. Carrie is a member of a theater cohort called the Greenhouse and the interactive performance group Party of Five, whose evolving interactive piece I Stumbled Through A Magic Portal and All I Got Was This Dumb T-shirt further exemplifies her proclivity for titles that push the boundaries of word count restrictions in program bios.
Katie Booze-Mooney has been performing ever since singing along to the Beauty and the Beast cassette tape became all the rage. After spending many years in NYC, Katie is excited to make people laugh and cry here in Cleveland. Katie likes karaoke, crossword puzzles, true crime podcasts and snuggling with her cat, Persephone. She also likes studying how theater and improv can deepen your experience as a human! Hooray! You can see her do the improv thing with Cleveland's Comedy Court, IKEA Near Me, Booze & the Boys, and various other guest spots on the Imposters stage.
Amy Schwabauer is an award-winning Cleveland actor, playwright and toy theater creator. Her solo show, “I Wear My Dead Sister’s Clothes”, received critical acclaim in its recent production at Cleveland Public Theatre (December 2025); and in 2024 when the show won the Borderlight Theater Festival ‘Chuck and Char Fowler Audience Choice Award’. In 2022, at the BorderLight Theater Festival, she co-created “Bell, Book and Late Nite Drive-Thru” with Carrie Williams (this is an ongoing project, for witchy updates follow us on instagram @threewitchesbitches). At the same BorderLight Theater Festival, she and collaborator Jill Levin won the ‘CAN Journal Visual Theatre Award’ for their toy show “Coco and Gigi”. From 2015-2018, Amy co-created and toured the toy show, “The Events of the Warren County Faire as Observed by a Young Astronaut” with co-creator Mike Geither. In 2017, she won Cleveland Scene Magazine’s ‘Best Actress Award’ for her solo show, “This is Not about my Dead Dog”. To learn more about Amy and her upcoming projects follow her on instagram @instaschwabs or at AmySchwabauer.com