Reminiscent of Stranger Things and The Twilight Zone, your audience can sit and squirm with shivery, goosebump delight.  The Stargazer takes you on this unique journey through four scenes.  First stop — a small town in the middle of nowhere.  These places don’t like murders, and they like murderers even less.  We call it ”Framed,” but your audience will call it suspenseful, right up to the last twist.  In ”The Experiment,” college students are putting together a science project, but new language creeps into their conversation.  By the end we know why.  These students are from another planet.  ”Lila Mae” begins Act Two with a question:  How do you preserve innocence?  The answer comes in an old abandoned house once owned by the Thorpes, whose young daughter disappeared this day many years ago.  Finally, ”Deep Sleep” teaches us that we are not really in control, as Franklin relives a dinner scene with his family over and over again.  Strange Happenings is the perfect show for any group wanting something different.  While it skirts the fringe of terror, it remains perfectly appropriate for school casts and audiences.  Unless, of course, they frighten easily!