Two Business & Entrepreneurship adjunct faculty members, Adria Dawn Tarleton and Kevin O’Brien, are featured in Teenage Ghost Punk, Oak Park independent film maker Mike Cramer’s second award-winning feature. Columbia Theater Department faculty member Brian Shaw is also featured.

Teenage Ghost Punk receives its Chicago premiere this Friday evening, April 17^th as part of the seventh annual CIMMfest (Chicago International Movies and Music Festival). There will be one screening only at 9:15 p.m. at the beautifully restored Logan Theater at 2646 N. Milwaukee Avenue in Logan Square. The film runs 90 minutes and will feature a talk-back with the director and cast members following the screening.

Adria Dawn Tarleton, who teaches Self-Management and Freelancing in the Business & Entrepreneurship Department, plays newly-divorced Carol who moves with her kids, Amanda (16) and Adam (12), from Michigan to start a new life in a Victorian house in a Chicago suburb. The house turns out to be haunted by the ghost of a 17-year-old punk guitarist named Brian, who pretty soon forms a friendship that soon veers toward romance with Amanda. Playing an English Teacher whose lesson about Hamlet’s ghost hits home for Amanda is Kevin O’Brien, currently in his second year teaching Leadership and Introduction to Management.  Columbia Theater Department faculty member Brian Shaw plays Vladimir, Chicago’s most evil ghost.

For a viewing of the Teenage Ghost Punk trailer go to:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUyMO6XJ58I.

For tickets and more info go to http://cimmfest.org/teenage-ghost-punk.

We hope that all of you will be able to attend.