A horror-comedy improv musical with improvised scenes, songs and audience interaction, part of the Halifax Fringe Festival.
A Horror Musical plays at the Neptune Theatre Imperial Studio on Thursday, September 3, as part of the Halifax Fringe Festival. It's a horror-comedy improv musical, so the scenes and the songs are made up on the spot rather than written in advance.
That's the core of it: the performers build the story and the music as they go, and the audience gets to pitch in too. Since it's an improv show, no two performances are the same—the direction of the night depends on what the crowd throws their way. The horror and comedy elements run side by side, so you'll get the creepy and the funny in the same breath.
It's one of the many shows running during the Halifax Fringe Festival, which brings a whole range of theatre and performance to the city throughout the season. The Imperial Studio is the Neptune's smaller, more intimate space, and this is a good fit for a show that relies on audience interaction.
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If you're in the mood for something that doesn't follow a script, this is a solid bet. It runs on September 3 at the Neptune Theatre Imperial Studio.
