Halloween events in the Davis area! (and Ball too...)

[vanguardcdk.livejournal.com]

Greetings All! Just for fun here are some of the Halloween/horror events happening around the area:

Starting this Friday the Boston Babydolls show The Wrathskellar starts at The Davis Square Theater. This is a “dark burlesque and cabaret” with immersive acts. Runs through October 28. Tickets $25-45.
(http://wrathskellar.com/)

This Saturday at The Book Shop in Ball Square author Sam Baltrusis will be doing a reading at noon of his book “Ghosts of Boston: Haunts of the Hub”. This will be followed by a ghost-walk around Somerville. Free.
(http://www.bookshopsomerville.com/events.html)

Starting Friday October 19th the Post-Meridian Radio Players are performing Tomes of Terror: New Arrivals, a live radio drama with three original stories (including one partially inspired by Tufts Somerville campus and another set on the Red Line). The shows will be at Unity Church and runs through Oct. 27th. Tickets $12-15.
(http://tomesna.pmrp.org)

On Sunday, Oct. 21 at 2pm The Somerville Theatre is doing a special screening of the silent film The Phantom of the Opera with live musical accompaniment by noted silent film music composer Jeff Rapsis. Tickets $15.
(http://www.somervilletheatreonline.com/somerville-theatre/)

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[ron_newman]

Thanks for this list! You may want to add one more event to it, from http://historicsomerville.org/calendar_of_upcoming_events :

The Ghosts of Somerville Open Cemetery, Sunday, October 28th, no raindate, 12:30-3:30 PM. New characters, new costumes! Come be part of a unique experience of Somerville’s 1804 Milk Row Cemetery; auditions for cast members will begin in September. Contact admin@historicsomerville.org if you would like to audition. $5 adults, children under 12 free.

Ghosts of Somerville is part of the city's larger 'Monster Mashed-Up' SomerStreets event the same day, which will close Somerville Avenue from Beacon Street to Union Square from noon to 4 pm.

The cemetery will also be open for free public visiting on Sunday, October 21, from 1 to 4 pm.

(Milk Row Cemetery is on Somerville Avenue, just west of Market Basket.)

[moria923.livejournal.com]

Which scsript was inspired by Tufts? I did not know this.

[vanguardcdk.livejournal.com]

The big iron fence in The Crasher was inspired by the large iron fence around Tufts. :)