For years, Saul Ravencraft has been finding ways to combine his art with his arts. He blurs the line between performance and invocation, between theater and the threshold. What began as mere entertainment has evolved into something stranger, something that frequently touches hidden places in people. He’s done this at festivals and private gatherings, but how to bring it to life for the public?
Saul wanted something more than mere spectacle–something to linger in your memory like a dream you don’t want to shake, and couldn’t if you tried. Saul Ravencraft’s Damned Show is born from this desire: not simply to entertain, but to invite the audience to step across the boundary into a place for the weird and the curious. He found he wasn’t alone. He collected a motley crew of fellow seekers and together they are creating an entertainment experience where mystery is embraced, where belief and disbelief sit together in the dark, holding hands and eating popcorn, all while having a damned good time.
And then, there’s the part no one can predict. If the timing is right, and the portals between worlds are permeable … the spirits may speak. Something forgotten might just wake up.
You’re not buying a ticket to just watch. You’re being invited into a circle. We don’t promise answers. We offer the question: What if it’s real?
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