“Why will you say that I am mad?!?”

Dragging a trunkful of demons, Edgar Allan Poe, stands before us bewildered, begging assurance – he is not mad.

Audiences wander through the darkened corridors of Poe’s imagination, encountering midnight omens, tragic devotion, and the slow unraveling of the human mind as Poe faces his final hour.

Edgar A. Poe’s Last Call is an eerie, intimate, solo performance, inspired by the tormented life, and mysterious death of Edgar A. Poe.

A Gothic, haunted, and human evening – not of dusty literature, but psychological conflict.

Ghosts of his past flash before us as Poe’s most beloved nightmares rise from the page – the beguiling ebony Raven, the relentless torment of the Tell-Tale Heart, and the mournful beauty of Annabel Lee.

“A dark, poetic... immersive experience... ” The Daniels Review online.

Come. The bell has rung for Edgar A. Poe’s Last Call.