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Genres

Adventure, Drama, Comedy

Runtime

1hr 30min with an intermission

Venue

Ellerslie, Windsor Colorado

Performances

July 14 - October 20, 2024

Audience

Recommended for Ages 7+

This entertaining and impactful story, written by Hudson and Eric Ludy follows four estranged siblings on a perilous journey. Though none of them trust each other, they must work together to survive a harrowing trek through Dragon Mountain, braving booby taps, sibling rivalries, and of course … a fire breathing dragon. It’s a high-quality, family-friendly production that is sure to warm your heart and freshly remind you of the power of forgiveness and the importance of reconciliation.

A look Behind the Scenes

The Creators

Hudson Ludy

Price, Writer, Director

Hudson Ludy is a founding member of the Inkling Theatre company, previously involved in writing, directing, and performing in ‘Commissioned’ (2023), the company’s debut production. He is doing the same for the upcoming run of ‘Dragon Mountain’, which he is eager to present to the world. Previously, he toured the country with Arise Collective Theatre from 2021 to 2023, performing in their musical ‘Pilgrim’, a stage adaptation of ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress’, where he portrayed the roles of Hypocrisy, Mr. Discontent, and Judge Hate-Good. Additionally, he co-wrote the novel ‘Hoodlum: A Time Traveling Robin Hood Misadventure’, set to be published in late 2024. Furthermore, he is working on adapting the book into a stage musical to be produced by Inkling Theatre. Hudson is passionate about art, building community, and creating spiritually transforming theatre. 

Eric Ludy

Joe Hardy, Writer

Eric Ludy has never acted in anything more than a junior high play. That said, it is not due to a lack of acting opportunities. In writing thirty books with his wife and speaking all over the world to hundreds of thousands these past three decades, over ten movie producers and a reality show producer have requested Eric to take a role in their productions, and every time, Eric has turned them down cold. This is mainly due to the fact that Leslie, Eric’s wife, cringes at the thought of Eric trying to act. “Eric’s a dynamic speaker, yes,” she admits, “But an actor? I’m not so sure!” Leslie’s cringe concerns are all being put to the test in this theatre production. As a pastor and an author he can bring the stuff. But, we’ll see what sort of acting chops this guy has as he plays the indomitable Joe Hardy—rabid adventurer—in the show Dragon Mountain. His wife and six kids will indubitably be chewing their fingernails on opening night.

Harper Ludy

Callie

Harper Ludy is excited to portray Callie in this production. In 2023, Harper made her acting debut, portraying Esther Ahn Kim and several other roles in the show “Commissioned.” Previously, Harper worked in the wardrobe department for a feature-length film and served behind the scenes for Arise Collective Theatre’s show “Pilgrim,” helping with hair/makeup and costume changes. Harper is a competitive archer and also enjoys parkour, martial arts, dance, music, and art. She has served in various campus staff roles at Ellerslie Discipleship Training over the past several years and is known among the staff and students for her fun-loving personality and unique sense of humor. Harper hopes that people can relate to Callie in a special way and find answers within the story of Dragon Mountain.

Brady Rhoads

Joey

Brady Rhoads has enjoyed theatre from a very young age. This interest led him to perform for Lost Marbles Theatrics throughout his high school years, where he now works as a graduate assistant.. He has enjoyed being a part of the theatrical world through acting, set design and construction, as well as actor coaching. A few of the shows Brady has enjoyed performing in include, “Meet Me in St. Louis”, “Beauty and the Beast”, and Inkling Theatre’s original, “Commissioned.” Brady believes that stage production can be used as a powerful and life-changing tool for the kingdom of God. He also enjoys playing guitar, swing dancing, and mountain biking in the Rocky Mountains. He hopes that God is glorified with every performance he gives, and is eager to bring the character of Joey to life in “Dragon Mountain.”  

Rachael LeVeille

Hannah

Rachael LeVeille is from Simpsonville, SC and is a graduate from Liberty University (2021). She was in her first play, at the Logos Theatre/Academy of Arts (AOA), in 2011, and was privileged to train with them in theater, musicals, and film. She has performed in 24+ productions. She traveled on an AOA summer drama team, performing “Worthy of Praise”, in four different states (2013), and she performed “The Venture of 1620”, with them, in Plymouth Massachusetts (2014). Rachael competed, with the AOA, and placed, two years, in the High School Festival, at Bob Jones University. She also performed in Edinburgh Scotland, with the AOA, for the American High School Theatre Festival (2016). She completed her first year of college at the AOA (2016-2017), in Sacred Dramatic Production, and was privileged to have the opportunity of acting in, and being the costume designer for, the short film “The Drummer Boy”. Rachael is excited to be part of the production of “Dragon Mountain” and looks forward to helping bring it to life, on stage!

Special Thanks to our Kickstarter Supporters

Audrey Dinan 
Bartlett Idea Co. 
Beate Belanna 
Chelsea Osicka 
Clara Heikka 
Clark & Marcia 
Johnson Danny & Kandi Paddock 
Daniel Penn 
David and Elise Aryeetey 
Don & Liana Villareal 
Elisha Naylor 
Emma Kordik 
Hudson Ludy 
Jackie & Bucky 
James A.T. Pinkerton 
Jayden A. Thiessen 
John-Clay Burnett 
Juli Wisotsky 
Kevin & Adra Bouren 
Laura Cook 
Lori Weaver 
Mandy Saeler 
Mark and Sue 
Michael J. Stitzel 
Micah Duncan 
Monica Yoder 
Nina Coleman 
Noah Long 
Randy & Joy Albertson Family 
Rebekah Cook 
Susan Ice 
The Coleman Family 
The Mullen Family 
The Ryan Gold Family 
The Schaffer Family 
The Steege family 
The Stump Family 
Willersdorf Family 
Wishart Family

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the show appropriate for kids?

Yes. The show would probably garner a PG rating, due to strong sibling conflicts, heavy thematic material, and some mildly scary Indiana Jones type of stakes. Generally, the show is appropriate for all ages. 

How long is the show?

Dragon Mountain is 1hour and 30minutes with a 15 minute intermission.

Where is Dragon Mountain playing?

Dragon Mountain will be performing on select dates from July 14 – October 20, 2024 at the Ellerslie Chapel, 655 Southwood Lane, Windsor CO. 

How much is admission to the show?

Admission to the show is ‘pay what you can’.

Will there be a video recording of the show for sale?

Yes, we are producing a high quality pro-shot of the show and are planning on making it available for streaming internationally once the show closes. There is also the possibility of the show being posted to YouTube for free a few years down the line, in an effort to make live theatre more accessible. 

Is the seating for Dragon Mountain general admission or reserved?

The seating for the show is general admission.

Will Dragon Mountain be available for licensing?

Yes. We currently do not have a time line as to when Dragon Mountain will be available for licensing, but it is apart of the long term plan. 

Will Dragon Mountain ever be performed again?

There are currently no plans to perform Dragon Mountain in the future. 

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