Spirits of Eldon is the sequel to last year’s successful Spirits of Petersville, which was presented at the Grosvenor Lodge. This year, another historical site, the famous London landmark Eldon House, has opened its doors and invited in a mass haunting!
There are some key differences this year, including a fiesta of frights provided by eight local writers and performed by eight local performers. Writers were asked to tie their stories into Eldon House to help honour the historic home’s 175th Anniversary. Patrons of Spirits of Eldon will bear witness to the following original tales of terror:
Safety coffins that don’t work? Something special in the pot? A voodoo priest and his friends? The secret behind an old Native blanket? Tea time with a ghost? Ghosts in the air we breathe? Spirits of Eldon is a delightfully macabre compilation of all kinds of terror!
What a perfect way to celebrate the Halloween season – by celebrating local history and local writers!
For information on this diverse evening of shivers and chills, please contact co-producer Jason Rip at 519-932-0417.
Tickets $15 adults / $8 children at 519-661-0333 (Museum London, Tuesday–Sunday 12–5)
Special $8 Ticket Price for Tuesday, Oct. 27
| October 27, 2009 | ||
| 8:00 pm | ||
| October 28, 2009 | ||
| 8:00 pm | ||
| October 29, 2009 | ||
| 8:00 pm | ||
| October 30, 2009 | ||
| 8:00 pm |
By Josh Cottrell, Marion Johnson, Matt Loop, Lynda Martens, Jayson McDonald, Jason Rip, Steve Seguin and Michael Wilmot
Directed by Travis Bailie, Matt Loop, Jayson McDonald and Jason Rip
With Norah Cuzzocrea, Laura DiTrolio, Kim Kaitell, Chris McCauley, Jayson McDonald, Patsy Morgan, Jessica Quartel and Dunbar Thompson
Presented by Channel Surfing Productions, Theatre Nemesis, Museum London and London Heritage Council
Location: Eldon House
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