Zombie Walk

Zombie Walk

Afterlife the Musical brings out the zombies

A gathering of zombies in Sooke a first for theatre group

To help promote the Sooke Harbour Players’ latest production, zombies took to the streets of Sooke on Oct. 5. Afterlife the Musical opens on October 31 and runs for three weekends. Tickets are on sale now.

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