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PARENTAL DISCRETION ADVISED - Intense Story and Imagery
Within every man there is a monster; within every monster, a man. But which is which?
Mary Shelley’s classic story is adapted for the Opera House stage by Bill Smith. This eerie story crackles to life and unspools the tale of Victor Frankenstein and his unholy experiment. This gothic tale of love, horror, and the power to create life—and destroy it—awakens in this visceral, original retelling of Frankenstein.
This is not Boris Karloff’s creature. Get ready for the original story by Mary Shelley and the consequences of man acting as God.
PARENTAL DISCRETION ADVISED - Intense Story and Imagery
Within every man there is a monster; within every monster, a man. But which is which?
Mary Shelley’s classic story is adapted for the Opera House stage by Bill Smith. This eerie story crackles to life and unspools the tale of Victor Frankenstein and his unholy experiment. This gothic tale of love, horror, and the power to create life—and destroy it—awakens in this visceral, original retelling of Frankenstein.
This is not Boris Karloff’s creature. Get ready for the original story by Mary Shelley and the consequences of man acting as God.