Priah Ferguson

"Stranger Things: The First Shadow" stage play by Henry Creel's dim past is coming to light. The prequel, set in 1959 Hawkins, premieres in London's West End later this year, and takes a deep dive into Vecna's chilling origins tale. The dramatic production will bring us right back to the start of Hawkins' deepest and most frightening mysteries, as Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will seeing their D&D nightmares come true. The play will be "rooted in the mythology and culture of the Netflix global phenomenon," Kate Trefry, staff writer and story editor for the TV series. Netflix and Sonia Friedman Productions will produce the stage show. The Duffer Brothers as creative producers and 21 Laps as associate producer will appear in the film. Justin Martin's codirection will be directed by Stephen Daldry.

"Stranger Things" finally returned in May with the first part of the much-anticipated fourth season after three long years. On July 1, the final two episodes premiered, and although we're still processing all that happened in the dramatic finale, we can't help but look forward to season five, which will be the last installment of the hit Netflix series. Priah Ferguson, a comedian, spoke with POPSUGAR recently about the show's cancellation. She admitted, "I haven't even considered season five yet." "I'm still processing that this is the beginning of the end."

Season four of "Stranger Things" is set to debut on Netflix on May 27, and we can't help but feel a little nostalgic for season one. Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Joe Keery, and Noah Schnapp were among the first celebrities to premiere on the streamer way back in 2016, but they soon made us fall in love with the unruly group of children and teens who call Hawkins, IN, home. They were joined by Sadie Sink, Priah Ferguson, and Maya Hawke in later seasons, and the cast was anchored by spectacular performances from Winona Ryder and David Harbour.