Raven-black night stories | A spooky humorous theater evening in the museum

A spooky-beautiful fun with goosebumps and laughter guaranteed.

No one knows better in the darkness. – Edgar Allan Poe's Raven emerges from the horror poem and invites you to a macabre stroll through the dark green. For this gloomy bird can not only say "Nevermore." It can see the souls of the deceased, knows exactly how and where murders have taken place, and presents these stories in lines of raven-black humor. It tells about werewolves and vampires, about life-weary living and extremely lively dead, mocks the superstitions of people, and presents some classics along the way: It leads through the bush, where ring snakes, caws lyrical fountains, and above all, the morning star glimmers.

“Take note when it rustles from the bushes, when you wander through the dark night.

When a shuddering laugh escapes you, then it is intended and meant to be.”

Adaptation & Performance: Markus Veith
Director: Ray Dudzinski

Start: 8:00 p.m. | Admission: € 15.00 / person

Please register with your name, email, and phone number at info@kulturverein-guntersblum.de .