Two Muses Theatre Presents The TWO MEDIUMS
Last season, Two Muses Theatre held the incredibly successful "Psychic Sundays" during their production of Sean Paraventi's THE CURRENT. This season, they take that idea one step further by hosting a limited engagement event, THE TWO MEDIUMS. Scheduled for Halloween weekend, this event provides the audience an opportunity to receive a message from their departed loved ones. It's about reconnecting heaven and earth, allowing these two mediums to bridge the two worlds and bring forth messages of love and comfort to audience members. The question then becomes: "Is this legitimate or a trick of the mind?"
The answer will be explored by Elizabeth Brown and Charles Klepadlo, certified Mediums who will provide evidential proof that life still continues after death. Charles' readings at "Psychic Sundays" last April were called "incredibly accurate" and even "shockingly relevant." Although not everyone will be guaranteed a message, Elizabeth and Charles will give as many messages as possible in the 90-minute time frame.
Two Muses Theatre, recent recipient of an operational grant from Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) and the NEA, performs in the intimate 150-seat theatre inside Barnes & Noble Booksellers, located at 6800 Orchard Lake Road in West Bloomfield (south of Maple). This is Two Muses Theatre's fourth season.
The three day event is Oct 31-Nov 2, on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:00pm and Sunday afternoon at 2:00pm. Purchase tickets online at www.twomusestheatre.org , call 248-850-9919, or at the door prior to the event. All tickets are $20. There is ample free parking and handicap accessibility.
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