
D(e)AD
Mon 13th October 2025 7:30pm
Skipton Town Hall is happy to show D(e)AD, an independent crowdfunded dark comedy coming to the UK from the States for exclusive screenings!
Tillie (Isabella Roland), a floundering young woman and her charismatic, alcoholic father (Craig Bierko), struggle to resolve their fractured relationship in the weirdest possible way: after he dies, his ghost appears in mirrors to haunt everyone in the family but Tillie. Tillie’s sister, Violet (Vic Michaelis), mother (Claudia Lonow), grandparents (Mark Lonow and Joanne Astrow), stepfather (Jonathan Schmock), and even Violet’s free-spirited baby daddy (Nick Marini), must do everything they can to make Tillie see her father… even employing a very reform rabbi (Eddie Peppitone) to exorcize him… or else they will be plagued by this ghost forever.
What do you get when you have three generations of comedians in on family, and someone dies? If you guessed an independent autobiographical self-funded feature-length dark comedy, you’d be absolutely right. D(e)AD is written by and starring Isabella Roland (Dropout.tv, Sex Lives Of College Girls); and directed by and starring Isabella’s mom, Claudia Lonow (creator/showunner of How to Live With Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life, Accidentally on Purpose, Good Girls Don’t and Rude Awakening); and also the rest of their family.
Cast:
Tillie – Isabella Roland
Daniel – Craig Bierko
Violet – Vic Michaelis
Eric – Nick Marini
Owen – Brennan Lee Mulligan
Rabbi Barry – Eddie Pepitone
Doctor – Zac Oyama
Young Tillie – Winslow Schwartzman
Crew:
written by Isabella Roland
directed by Claudia Lonow
produced by
Erin Dellorso and Julianne Dowler
Cinematography AJ Young
Edited by Jacquelyn Le
Executive producers:
Isabella Roland
Claudia Lonow
Jonathan Schmock
Brennan Lee Mulligan
Mark Lonow
JoAnne Astrow
Genre: Dark Comedy
Website: https://www.deadthefilm.com/
Instagram: @d.e.admovie // @iz_ball
Facebook: Dead the Film
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