Brilliant blue light floods the outside of a house I know so well. This time, there is no butler to welcome me, but rather, two silent, elegantly dressed women. It’s not their outfits or painted faces that catch my eye though—it’s the venus flytraps carefully perched upon their heads. One is closed, as if it […]
Seated on a miniature locomotive, the crackle of electricity draws my attention. A large Tesla coil shoots bolts of lightning from its center, and a monster comes to life. It’s alive! Frankenstein’s monster lurches forward but remains restrained on a metal table. The small ghost train continues forward, past the monster, and toward a greenhouse. […]
Into Great Silence I stood before an unmarked door, the roar of Chicago’s “L” trains overhead, about to knock — and make some questionable moral choices. I was going into great silence. Justin Brink’s terror experience Miasma, now in its fourth year, is an extreme haunt through and through, but aims to leave its […]
The following is a review of Anthony Roth Costanzo’s Glass Handel, which debuted at the Philadelphia Barnes Foundation from September 22nd – 30th. It will soon make its way to New York at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine from November 26th -27th. In the grand halls of the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, […]
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