The world is ending. Where will you go?The Cauldron offers a safe space for you to live though the apocalypse. Come experience and perhaps be inducted into our commune-ity. End of the World costumes encouraged, of course! Mature audiences only. No one under the age of 16 will be admitted.TRIGGER WARNING: Scenes may include the undead, coercion, body scanning, psychological manipulation, creepy
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Appalachian Murder Ballad. A Haunted House guiding guests across the veil, into the spirit realm!20 tours totaling over 300 viewers were taken on a journey exploring Appalachia’s musical traditions of cautionary songs about murder, the exploration of death and transcendence. In celebration of Halloween, Samhain and All Soul’s Day over 30 performers created 13 vignettes
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You say you want a Revolution?Well you know, we all want to change the world. A society so rotten that it has to be dismantled, destroyed. A government so corrupt it must be replaced, often by something even worse. A group of citizens fighting oppression and disrupting the status quo to make strides toward a possibly
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The Generation Ship Presented in Partnership with the Black Mountain Center for the ArtsFebruary 19-28, 2027 The Generation Ship is a look into humanity’s potential future, through snapshots in the lives of those living on a ship which has left a destroyed planet Earth, to seek out new possibilities for humankind. The journey is so
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Adapted by Joe Landry Directed by Glenna Grant Tune in. The holidays are about to come alive. It’s Christmas Eve, 1946, and the cast of radio station WBFR is bringing you a live broadcast of the most beloved holiday story ever told. Watch as a small ensemble of actors voices dozens of characters, conjuring an
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