Shows will be Sept. 24, 25, 26 and Oct. 1, 2. 3.

Friday and Saturday performances begin at 6 p.m. and Sunday performances start at 2 p.m.

Reservations are not required.

Patrons should come to the main entrance of Riverside Cemetery on Riverside Drive to purchase tickets ($10).

Beckwith Theatre will present the stories of 10 different “residents,” including a Civil War sharpshooter, a Revolutionary War veteran, a journalist named “The Patriot” by Abraham Lincoln, a teamster at the Battle of Waterloo, a murdered man and other fascinating souls.

Patrons should wear comfortable shoes for walking about three fourths of a mile on sometimes uneven ground.

Golf carts will be available for those needing assistance.

If the weather is too bad, performances will be canceled.

Cast:  Abner Moon-Denny Tushla; Frank Lake-Brad Yazel; Nicholas Bock-Jim Keech, Mark Judd-Dick Judd; Flavia Defendorf-Karla Pruis Hoffman; John Letts-Tom Atkinson; Laing family member-Wendy Elsey; Grace Greenwood-Jane Phillipson Wilson; Samuel Ingling-Jeff Mattix; and James Emmons-Dave Cook.

Dave and Dick are descendents of the ancestors they portray.