WHISPERING BONES: AN EVENING OF GHOST STORIES to Return for 12th Season
Whispering Bones will be performed in cities throughout the region, including Bennington, VT; Salem, NY; Cambridge, NY; and Schenectady, NY.
Whispering Bones is a mix of classic, creepy and comic ghost stories performed by a talented troop of performers. This year Dr. Betterov-Underhill and Friends will present a new mix of stories, including campfire ghost stories, comic songs, and compelling works by lesser-known masters of the art, such as Vincent O'Sullivan, and will feature a performance of "The Masque of the Red Death" by Edgar Allan Poe. Dr. Erastus Betterov-Underhill will be on hand to promote his fine line of Dead People Products, such as his world-renowned Crème de Menthe Embalming Fluid.
This year Whispering Bones will be performed at venues throughout the region, including: The Bennington Performing Arts Center, Bennington, Vermont; The First Congregational Church of Ashfield, Massachusetts, The Argyle Brewery in the Train Depot in Cambridge, NY; Fort Salem Theater in Salem, New York; and The Eighth Step, Schenectady NY (Dates and further information on venues below.)
"Some of the best ghost stories touch on social issues," says Kelvin Keraga, producer for Whispering Bones. "But they also touch us on a deep and personal level. We witness people who encounter the unexpected and unexplainable, and respond with horror, greed, jealousy, sorrow, anger, or love. Some stories are simply dances in the graveyard, with laughter and singing to remind us not to start digging our graves-at least not yet!"
Specifics regarding performances:
The Argyle Brewery in the Train Depot in Cambridge, NY
Cambridge Train Depot, 6 Broad Street
Cambridge, NY
Thursday, October 27, 7 p.m.
Adults $18 • Children (10-18) $8
TICKETS:
whispering.brownpapertickets.com
Presented by the Argyle Brewery
The Fort Salem Theater
11 E. Broadway
Salem, NY
Adults $18, Children (10-18) $8
Box Office: 518-854-9200
Purchase online 24/7 at www.FortSalem.com/whispering-bones
The Bennington Performing Arts Center
331 Main Street
Bennington Vermont
Saturday, October 29 2021, 7 p.m.
Presented by the BPAC
Adults $15 • Children (10-18) $7
TICKETS
802.447.0564
bpacvt.org/tickets
Pauline Productions at the First Congregational Church
429 Main Street (Route 116)
Ashfield, Mass.
Sunday, October 30, 2021, 4 p.m.
Adults $18 • Children $8
TICKETS: Brown Paper Tickets (Whispering Bones Ashfield)
Ashfield Hardware Store
The 8th Step at Proctor's, Schenectady NY
432 State Street
Schenectady, NY 12305
Monday, October 31, 2021 (Halloween), 7 p.m.
Adults $18 • Children (10-18) $8
Further information: www.8thstep.org
Presented by The 8th Step
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