Leigha Horton is a professional actress residing in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA). For voice and on-camera booking information, please contact 
Everywhere Signs Fall
In passing, the director at an audition last weekend said to me, “I saw your show the other night – it was fantastic!” I was bewildered – and frantically paged through my mental catalog of recent performances. Because I’m in the process of moving, I had specifically turned down shows so that I would be uninhibited during these few weeks. It never occurred to me that he could be mistaking me for someone else; I was convinced he saw me in something that I’ve since forgotten. I managed an audible, yet perplexed, “my show?”
Turns out he was referring to Everywhere Signs Fall, in which I appear for a brief monologue on video. Frankly, the top floor of mission control is so fried right now, I had forgotten I was “in” it. I’ll be seeing it Saturday night, perhaps that’ll make it on to me olde hard drive.
Anyway, I’m thrilled that the audition-director liked it, and I’ve read great reviews. I’m not surprised, though – it’s got some stage goliaths, directed by my favorite director-friend (who happens to share my name), and written by a playwright whose work I deeply admire. I’m also thrilled to announce that they’re offering two-for-one tickets to tonight’s performance – so, go see!:
Photo by Travis Anderson
A thrilling psychological rollercoaster ride
through mystery, tragedy and romance
in a steamy motel room in hot, seedy Phoenix, Arizona
Graydon Royce of the Star Tribune calls it “a fearless endeavor” and “taut and aggressively acted” full of “gripping performances” and “cracking dialogue.” “An ambitiously smart play!”
Quinton Skinner of City Pages agrees. Through it all is “a genuine beating heart, and a labyrinthine story that unties its knots by the end with a satisfying, deadly conclusion.”
Now playing through May 11
Thursday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. / Sundays at 4:30 p.m.
Pay what you can Monday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets $18
$15 seniors and Fringe button holders
Under 30? Pay half your age any night!
For tickets, call
(651) 228-7008
Loading Dock Theatre
509 Sibley St., Saint Paul
Presented by Gremlin Theatre
Starring Paul Cram, Tracey Maloney* and John Middleton
Written by Alan Berks
Directed by Leah Cooper
Technical direction and design by Carl Schoenborn
Sound design by Mike Hallenbeck
Video by Kevin Obsatz
Costumes by Annie Cady
Props and construction by Carn Schoenborn and Pete Hansen
Fight Choreography by Mary Karcz
Stage Management by Rose Johnson
Sound board operated by Katie Burger
Cameo video appearances by Muriel Bonertz, Leigha Horton, Jon Mikkelson, Dana Munson, Rik Reppe, and Eric Sharp
*Tracey Maloney appears courtesy Actors’ Equity Association