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Walking Dead: Season One Cast Reuniting For Live Performance
Telltale Games' The Walking Dead is a great game, but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable if not for the performances of its talented cast. This week, several of those actors will reunite for a special live performance – including Dave Fennoy as Lee and Melissa Hutchison as Clementine – bringing memorable scenes from the game's first season back to life.
The cast will be reassembling this Saturday, July 11, in San Diego's Petco Park. If you buy a $30 pass to the Walking Dead's Walker Stalker and Fan Fest, you can see the show at 8 p.m. Pacific, in addition to enjoying the rest of the festivities. The performance will also be streamed on Twitch, in case you can't make the trip.
In addition, Telltale will be on a Skybound Entertainment panel at San Diego Comic Con on Thursday at 3:30 Pacific. The studio will be providing additional information on its upcoming The Walking Dead: Michonne miniseries.
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