Wait Until Dark by Frederick Knott
Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher
Fulton Theatre, directed by Andy Kindig

Reviews:

“Calhoon is absolutely terrifying as Harry Roat. From the first spine tingling introduction of the character, Roat is quickly established as the leader of these con men. Ruthless and willing to kill or hurt anyone on a dime for what he wants, the character is ultimately the one who brings the horror elements of the play. His heart stopping moments with Fried’s Susan near the conclusion of the play sends chills throughout the audience. The slimy physicality Calhoon gives Roat as he creeps along the stage is frighteningly vivid. The actor completely transforms into this terrifying horror of a man and is absolutely riveting in his portrayal.”
​-Josh Rittberg, The Snapper

"The first-rate cast is a big reason why, and Andrew Kindig’s solid direction and wonderful pacing is another.
And the story itself is solidly built, with excellent payoffs and surprises along the way...Calhoon makes Roat utterly nasty in a fun but scary way..."
-Jane Halohan, Lancaster Online

​"This show definitely has moments of high suspense, which were punctuated by a number of gasps from the audience...Wait Until Dark is a great October show full of thrills and chills. It is a lot of fun without being over the top."
-Rich Mehrenberg, BroadwayWorld