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Bell Witch Play in Middle TN -- October 2008
Tennessee Theater Company, the same people who brought us the movie, "The Bell Witch Haunting," are putting on a Bell Witch play this year entitled, "The Bell Witch Story." Productions will be in Nashville, Lebanon and Murfreesboro. The play, which lasts approximately two hours, is based on early accounts of the Bell Witch my M.V. Ingram and Charles Bailey Bell.
Bell Witch author and historian Pat Fitzhugh will be on hand Friday nights to do the opening announcements and sign copies of his book, "The Bell Witch: The Full Account."
Schedule of Performances
* TN State Fairgrounds (Orange Building on Hill) - Nashville, TN -- October 9-11, 16-18
* Wilson Co. Fairgrounds (Ward Ag. Center) - Lebanon, TN October 23-25
* Patterson Place Theatre - Murfreesboro, TN October 29-31
For more information and special ticket pricing, please visit their web site. For more Bell Witch-related book signings and lecture events this season, please view our events page.
New Documentary Searches for the Truth
NASHVILLE, TN -- "Bell Witch: An American Haunting (In Search of the Truth)," produced by Nashville's Willing Hearts Productions, will make its debut soon. Filmed on location in Tennessee and Mississippi, the documentary searches for answers to the most common questions and myths surrounding the popular legend. In what promises to be the most informative Bell Witch documentary yet, noted researchers, John Bell descendants, and others come together to explain the details of this fascinating yet terrifying tale of terror on Tennessee's early frontier. Interviews include Carney Bell, Gene Davidson, Tim Henson, Pat Fitzhugh, and many others. To keep abreast of the project, please visit their web site and join their mailing list.