ORLANDO, Fla. — Horror movie screenings with live scores, a musical parody of “The Shining” and a Halloween dance party are among the upcoming performances at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
The downtown Orlando arts center announced a seasonal lineup running through Nov. 1.
RedRum: The Unauthorized Parody Musical of The Shining
Oct. 22-Nov. 1
The musical puts a comedic spin on the horror story, pairing its haunted hotel, creepy twins and psychological suspense with songs and satire.
The Midnight Drearies
Oct. 27
The performance combines vocal harmonies and storytelling inspired by Gothic literature and tales of mystery and the supernatural.
Raspberry Pie: Trick & Treat
Oct. 30
The Orlando dance band will present two performances for its Halloween celebration. The second set will bring back songs the band has retired from its regular lineup.
The Ring in Concert
Oct. 30
The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra will perform Hans Zimmer’s score live alongside a screening of the horror film.
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
Oct. 31
Grammy-nominated organist and composer Cameron Carpenter will provide a live score for the 1922 silent horror film.
Tickets and additional performance information are available through the arts center’s website.
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