Nightshade FAQ
How are plays selected? Qualifying submissions are split amongst a panel of readers. Each submission will be read by no less than two readers. Each reader will select their own

Nightshade is a yearly horror anthology that brings to stage some of the best one act horror plays from around the world.
Each year Memoriam collects submissions from all over the globe, and chooses only the choicest cuts of horror to produce for the audience.
How are plays selected? Qualifying submissions are split amongst a panel of readers. Each submission will be read by no less than two readers. Each reader will select their own
Announcing the plays of Nightshade: Opposing Forces! We had so many great short horror plays to choose from this year. It made the task for our team of readers very
It is time! The final installment of the Nightshade short film series has arrived. One year after this all started, we close the circle with Whispers in the Dark. Mira
Continue reading…Nightshade is completed with Whispers in the Dark!
It’s a perfect first date for Selene and Andrew. That is until Selene is asked to not clean her plate. What is usually just a tactless request, turns out to
It’s here! It’s Here! What Scares An Evil Clown? written by Matthew Weaver and directed by James Gordon is now available for viewing! Malarkey and Rigamarole are two of the
We know you’ve been waiting. Well wait no more! Go To Sleep, the second Nightshade episode is now available at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/nightshadehorrorYoung Tamsin is all tucked in and ready for bed
Continue reading…Nightshade Episode 2: Go To Sleep Is Out Now!
Midnight, as All Hallows Eve creeps up around us, Nightshade makes its film debut.It’s Halloween. Judy sits by the door waiting for anyone to come. Tom has a beer, his
Announcing the release date of the very first short film in our newly reformatted Nightshade Series! When the Night Wins, written by Alex Wilkie makes it very clear that there
Nightshade, Memoriam Development’s annual horror anthology is making a change. Because we can’t in good conscience bring a full production to a stage, Nightshade is coming to your screens! That’s