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Experience the Unsettling Terror of The Monkey's Paw This Weekend Only

Eye-level view of a dimly lit stage set with eerie shadows and antique props
Emmitt White making the first wish on the decaying Monkey Paw

The first weekend of The Monkey's Paw has come to a close, and the buzz is undeniable. Audiences are talking about the chilling atmosphere and the unsettling terror that lingers long after the curtains fall. If you haven’t yet claimed your tickets, there’s only one weekend left to experience this haunting journey of grief and loss.


Showtimes are Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm, and Saturday at 6:00 pm. Don’t miss your chance to witness a story that grips the soul and refuses to let go.


What Makes The Monkey's Paw So Disturbing?

A beloved friend comes to Visit after a decade of no contact
A beloved friend comes to Visit after a decade of no contact

The Monkey's Paw is not just another horror show. It taps into deep human emotions and the desperate desire to change fate. The actors bring the characters’ pain and fear to life with such authenticity that the audience can’t help but be drawn in. The tension builds slowly and steadily, making every moment feel charged with dread. You won’t just watch the story unfold—you will feel it and build up to it's heart wrenching climax.


A loving Mother and Father from the 1930's
A loving Mother and Father from the 1930's

One of the most praised elements of this production is its atmosphere. From the moment you enter the theater, you are immersed in a world that feels both familiar and disturbingly off-kilter. The set design uses shadows, lighting, and sound to create a sense of unease that never lets up.


The use of minimal but effective props keeps the focus on the story and the emotions of the characters. The lighting shifts subtly to highlight moments of suspense and horror, while the sound design adds layers of tension with creaks, whispers, and sudden silences. This careful attention to detail makes the experience more than just a play—it becomes a journey into the darkest corners of human hope and despair.



ABOUT THE AUTHOR

This show was written by a son and his mother. His mom would teach the original short story of "The Monkey's Paw" to her students in high school. She would utilize her own authentic sound effects to keep the kids engaged.

Their goal was to write about a loving family with un-resolved problems. How an unfortunate situation could and would destroy the fabric of their family. The questions that were asked: what happens to a famliy when it becomes ripped apart? When do their morals turn sour? Can they survive?



 
 
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