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Haunted Poe

Brat Productions

October 1-November 1, 2009

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Dead men do tell tales! 160 years after his mysterious death, Edgar Allan Poe returns from the grave to haunt Philadelphia with his most terrifying tales and poems. You move from room to room. Down twisting hallways. Through the heart of darkness. Into the unknown. Presented in a 10,000 square foot warehouse, Haunted Poe features scenes and scares from "The Tell-tale Heart," "The Raven," "The Black Cat," "The Fall of the House of Usher," "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," "The Pit and the Pendulum" and much more. It’s literature, history and theatre—in the form of a haunted house. Experience the Master of the Macabre in the dread of night!

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  Tickets: $10-$25

  Info Phone: 215-627-2577

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  Dates:
  October 1-November 1, 2009

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  7-11 pm

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  Haunted Poe

  38 Jackson Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148

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  • Event Name: Haunted Poe
    "Wonderful change from the usual"
    Review posted by: donna from Philadelphia, PA, Oct 19, 2009
    

    Haunted Poe is a breath of musty air from the usual Haunted House- which is a good thing! Very original, creepy, and fun. The actors interpret Poe in a perfectly disturbing way. Sounds from the other... Expand

    Haunted Poe is a breath of musty air from the usual Haunted House- which is a good thing! Very original, creepy, and fun. The actors interpret Poe in a perfectly disturbing way. Sounds from the other rooms bled over only once in a way that limited what I could hear (in the hallway of mirrors). Other ambient sounds fit the mood- screams, etc. The actors were very good all around. My 13 year old thought it was great, too. Go see this! (even standing in line was fun) Collapse