FNaF: The Unofficial Musical (FULL SHOW)

Watch the full recorded production of "Five Nights at Freddy's: The Unofficial Musical!" Based on the games by Scott Cawthon and previously seen at Rutgers' Cabaret Theatre's 16th Annual Original Play Festival, "FNaF" premiered in full from June 5th to 8th through Ferrell Studios. This footage was recorded at the show's 10:30PM late-night show on 6/6/25. Performed in Mignolo Arts Center, located in Metuchen, NJ. Enjoy the show! LISTEN TO THE SOUNDTRACK: https://spotify.link/KhVsqFLkTXb   / five-nights-at-freddys-the-unofficial-musical   CONTENT WARNING: This show contains mature/disturbing themes, on-stage depictions of violence, death & abuse, strong language and smoking. This video contains flashing lights; not recommended for photosensitive viewers. CREDENTIALS: "Five Nights at Freddy's" and all related characters and ideas created and owned by Scott Cawthon Book, music and lyrics by Kristin Field Director/co-music director: Kristin Field Assistant director/set design: Daphne Sardis Co-music director: Micah Baraka Choreographer: Maddie Miley Costume design: Abhiroop Doddapaneni-Lingineni Lighting design: Yoshi Grasso & Ben Huebscher Produced by Luke Ferrell CAST (in order of appearance): Fiona Tasarek - Michael Afton Marisa Landi - Jennifer/Bonnie Kel Thomas - Fritz/Freddy Fazbear Ben Huebscher - William Afton Shannon White - Chica Maddie Miley - Manager/Golden Freddy Myron Molina - Phone Guy/Foxy/Health Inspector Sam Estrella - The Puppet Thumbnail photo by Ben Huebscher About the show: “Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Unofficial Musical”, written by Kristin Field, is a fan-created stage musical based on Scott Cawthon’s video game franchise of the same name. In an attempt to enact revenge on his emotionally abusive father, troubled washout Michael Afton applies as a night security guard at his dad’s struggling kid’s restaurant, Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, to expose it for being a health hazard. What he doesn’t know, however, is that the restaurant’s uncanny animatronic characters have a mind of their own at night, as well as a frightening bloodlust. This startling revelation will lead Mike on a quest for answers, where he will come to learn that the truth behind everything is far uglier and more personal than he could have ever imagined. This show explores a young man’s journey for closure and self-acceptance, as well as demonstrating the dark consequences of sustained and unregulated grief. AWARDS WON: 2025 NJACT Perry Awards (Outstanding Production of an Original Musical) 2025 BroadwayWorld NJ Regional Awards (Best Costume Design of a Play or Musical) BEGIN ACT I - 0:00:00 Opener (Good For Nothing) - 0:00:54 Shut It Down - 0:09:16 Here at Freddy's - 0:14:27 Dial In, Part I - 0:18:53 Dialogue (after phone call) - 0:22:44 Here at Freddy's (Reprise) - 0:24:16 Shut It Down (Reprise) - 0:26:52 Dialogue (William interrupts) - 0:28:48 Dialogue (begin night 2) - 0:30:03 Dial In, Part II - 0:32:00 Dialogue (after 2nd call) - 0:35:51 That Day - 0:38:28 Dialogue (after Foxy sequence) - 0:42:38 Light's Out - 0:44:45 Dialogue (health inspection) - 0:49:52 Yesterday (Prelude) - 0:52:55 Something is Amiss - 0:53:46 Dialogue (Puppet's introduction) - 0:56:08 Precious Little Souls - 0:59:41 Dialogue (after "Precious") - 1:06:08 No Better (Act I Finale) - 1:08:37 BEGIN ACT II - 1:13:45 "Running Away" - 1:14:52 Stabbed in the Heart - 1:17:16 You Coward - 1:21:09 Dialogue (the fifth soul) - 1:24:35 Yesterday - 1:25:35 Dialogue (back at Freddy's) - 1:31:18 The Ones to Blame - 1:34:43 Dialogue (safe room) - 1:38:00 Those Painful Memories - 1:40:33 1983 - 1:46:01 Dialogue (after 1983) - 1:51:21 What Choice Do I Have? - 1:52:37 Dialogue (Mike in the kitchen) - 1:57:12 Yesterday (Reprise) - 1:57:53 Puppet's Sacrifice - 2:00:54 I Should Be Dead - 2:06:15 Finale - 2:08:50 Into Light - 2:19:16 Bows - 2:23:51