Stranger Things: The First Shadow
Overview
In 1959 Hawkins, Henry Creel hopes for a fresh start. His romance with outsider Patty Newby brings newfound hope, until local crimes force him to question if he's connected to the town's unfolding horrors. (Filmed live from the Marquis Theatre in New York City between February 10–14, 2026.)
Top Cast

Louis McCartney
Henry Creel

Alex Breaux
Dr. Martin Brenner

Gabrielle Nevaeh
Patty Newby

Alison Jaye Horowitz
Joyce Maldonado

Burke Swanson
James 'Jim' Hopper Jr.

Juan Carlos
Bob Newby

Dora Dolphin
Karen Childress

Jamie Martin Mann
Ted Wheeler

Andrew Hovelson
Principal Newby

T. R. Knight
Victor Creel

Rosie Benton
Virginia Creel

Poppy Lovell
Alice Creel
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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