Critically-acclaimed Victorian horror troupe Phantasmagoria celebrates its 15th year with tales of terror and haunted poetry in the newest installment of their long-running Halloween mainstage series, Phantasmagoria XV Grim and Grimmer Tales.

Members of Phantasmagoria weave their “whimsically macabre” tapestry as the audience enters a darkened attic for tales that send a chill up the spine, as well as striking a darkly humorous vein. Be there as the phantastical troupe journeys through literature, folk tales, legend and more. Haunting tales from Edgar Allan Poe, the ghostly secrets of Henry James, humorous otherworldly appendages from Le Fanu and a host of other classic and original tales come to life through Phantasmagoria’s signature blend of evocative storytelling, phantastical dance, puppetry, projections and original music – all in new adaptations performed in their unique Phantasmagoria style!

This must-see production is the perfect way to celebrate the 2024 Halloween season!

PRAISE FOR PHANTASMAGORIA “One of the most unique theater troupes in the country” – Good Day Atlanta “Twisted and engaging…a production that shouldn’t be missed.” – Orlando Weekly “Phantasmagoria is visually addictive. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.” – Maryland Theatre Guide “Part of the joy of watching Phantasmagoria is the sensation that every move is so well thought out – whether it’s the entire ensemble forming a claustrophobically malevolent crypt or the way all their bodies suddenly and unnervingly stretch in the same direction” – Orlando Sentinel “They keep getting better and better every year…” – Good Day Orlando

Please note: Phantasmagoria is appropriate for most ages. Parents are advised it is a show that deals with Tales of Terror and Horror

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