The Witching Hour

The Witching Hour returns this spooky season with a horror-fiction triple-feature. The evening of short horror plays will strike fear into your hearts, and maybe a bit of laughter into your souls. This time around we've got three spooky short plays for you featuring heartstopping housekeepers, supernatural superstores, and worrisome wallpaper. So when the night comes, gather around this tri-an-ghoul, try not to scream, and prepare for a trifecta of treats. BLEACH A married couple struggling to conceive have their relationship put to the test by their self-assured housecleaner. Content Awareness: Gun use, sexual content. THE SORCERY AISLE A wizard and two witches walk into a big box store. What happens next is a comedic bubbling concoction of the everyday relatable and mythical enchantment with just a dash of NYC. THE YELLOW WALLPAPER The Yellow Wallpaper is a short story written in 1892, which follows a character tortured by the images of woman lurking behind her walls. In this physical theater adaptation, the wallpaper comes to life as a haunting dancer drawing the main character into madness–or perhaps saving her from it. Choreographed by Maren Westgard, the piece utilizes acting, dance, poetry, and music to revive this eerie short story for the 21st century. Content Awareness: Flashing Lights