When: October 18 — November 2
Where: Felt Billiards, 101 W Floyd Ave, Englewood, CO
Price: $15–40; 13+
Tags: #immersivetheatre, #horror, #spooky, #interactive, #ContactAdvisory, #ContentAdvisory, #MobilityAdvisory (see below)
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In the future, the fairytales we know and love have been lost. After Armageddon, humanity instead reaches for the stories that speak to their violent, dark, and puzzling new existence. Grimm’s Scary Tales invites small audiences to travel through a dystopian world where the bloodiest and most horrifying of the Grimm Brothers’ tales have come to life. Featuring slaughter, monsters, and dismemberment, audiences will need to be wary of collateral blood spatter.
This theatrical Halloween adventure blends elements of a haunted house with narrative immersion to create a new kind of event for the season. In the spirit of the horror anthology sub genre, Grimm’s Scary Tales are brought to life by a team of women directors who put their own spin on each tale.
Drinks will be available for purchase in the tavern portion of the world prior to performances.
Post-Apocalyptic, Zombie, Horror & Halloween costumes are encouraged.
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Office facilities provided by Thymele Arts, in Los Angeles, CA.
Contact Level: None to Light (Business/Acquaintance)
Content Advisories: Extremely dark themes are touched upon, including murder, child abuse, sexual assault, and suicide. Not recommended for children under 13. Contact is minimal, but blood spatter is likely. Ponchos will be available. Fog will be present.
This experience is not wheelchair accessible. The performance will require audience members to walk, climb stairs, and stand for most of the performance.
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