For those of us continuing to social distance, finding things to do to celebrate holidays like Halloween can be a challenge. Laura and I donated candy to Proud Haven to offset the sadness of not giving out tricks or treats. We’ve harvested pumpkins, had apple cider and pumpkin cookies, we drove to see the leaves. We watched It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. The only thing left on my list is to watch the Paul Lynde holiday special.
But fear not (or fear a lot?) because local theater comes to our rescue with some scary storytelling events. So you can stay home and safe during this truly terrifying time of a third surge in coronavirus.
I know you want to do the typical fun things. It isn’t safe. We keep having these surges because people rationalize socializing. That’s the most ghoulish thing of all.
Carnegie Stage
Friday Oct 30-Sat Oct 31. Dan Ruth presents an evening of Story Telling. $10. Unclear if VOD.
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- “Ghost” written by Dan Ruth
- “The Masque of the Red Death” by Edgar Allan Poe
- “The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe
PICT Classical Theater has two events
Friday, October 30. Gothic Horror Lecture. Free. Unclear if available VOD.
Through October 31. The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckle. $13.95. Available on demand for 72 hours.
Other
Crafton has a self-guided haunted tour through Saturday.
