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Prologue: A Spooky Season Kickoff

Presented by Actors' Shakespeare Project at Mosesian Center for the Arts, Watertown MA

Oct 06 2026
Prologue: A Spooky Season Kickoff

Actors’ Shakespeare Project brings you a Spooky Season Kickoff Like No Other! Tuesday, October 6 · 6–10 PM Mosesian Center for the Arts · Watertown

Step inside the world of Dracula before the curtain rises.

For one night only, Actors’ Shakespeare Project is taking over the Mosesian Center for the Arts for an immersive Halloween experience unlike anything we’ve done before.

Explore six+ mysterious rooms and installations, encounter performers and artists, indulge in spooky bites and drinks, and discover what happens when ASP throws open the doors after dark.

Costumes encouraged. One unforgettable night.

WHAT AWAITS YOU:

🕯️ 6+ immersive rooms & installations

🃏 Tarot readings, séances, poetry, Renfield’s asylum & more.

🍷 Drinks & spooky bites

Eat, drink, wander, and explore throughout the evening.

🎭 Artists around every corner

Step into the theatrical world ... view more »

ADMISSION INFO

Tickets available in advance on the event page.

CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE:
🧛 MORTAL
$150 · General Admission

The Prologue experience.

Includes:

Access to every room & installation from 6–8 PM
Bites & drinks throughout
Access to the full Prologue experience

⚰️ COFFIN CLUB
$200 · VIP Admission

Go where the other guests can’t.

Everything included with Mortal, plus:

Exclusive entry to Dracula’s Coffin Club from 8–10 PM
Late-night drinks & entertainment
A more intimate, after-dark experience

PHOTOS

LOCATION

Mosesian Center for the Arts

321 Arsenal Street, Watertown, MA 02472

PARKING INFO

Parking at the Arsenal on the Charles campus is FREE at a centrally located six-floor parking garage. No overnight parking is allowed. Cars parked illegally are subject to tow at the owners expense.

Four accessible parking spaces are now available on Kingsbury Ave, with a ramp up to the level of the building.

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