Bringing you a night of gothic, supernatural drama on Thursday, December 4 at the Saban Theatre will be The Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, written by the legendary horror author, Stephen King. The musical combines themes of fraternal love, lust, jealousy, and revenge produced over the course of 16 years. The stage will feature 15 actors including Billy Burke (Twilight Saga) and Gina Gershen, and a four-piece live band with music written by John Mellencamp and directed by T-Bone Burnett. Come on down to the show!
Tickets to the show are $35, doors open at 6pm, show starts at 8pm, and the event is 18 and over. You can purchase your tickets or try winning a pair of tickets with us by entering the contest below!
CONTEST DETAILS:
First make sure you’re following Grimy Goods on Twitter here and/or “like” our Facebook page here. Next, email ggcontests@gmail.com with your full name for guest list and a clever reason why you want a pair of tickets to Ghost Brothers of Darkland County at the Saban Theatre. When you’re done with your email, send us a Tweet (see Tweet below) so we know you entered the contest or you can post on our Facebook wall. We’ll select a winner that has done all of the above mentioned. Winners will later be announced by 9 PM via email, Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday, December 3rd. Winners will have until 10 AM Thursday, December 4th to reply back to our email and confirm their win.
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The Ghost Brothers of Darkland County Trailer
John Mellencamp “Truth” From Ghost Brothers of Darkland County
Ghost Brothers of Darkland County U.S. Tour Dates:
Nov 13 | Philadelphia, PA | Merriam Theatre
Nov 14 | Durham, NC | Durham Performing Arts Center
Nov 15 | Washington, DC | Warner Theatre
Nov 16 | Baltimore, MD | The Modell Performing Arts Center at the LYRIC
Nov 18 | Red Bank, NJ | Count Basie Theatre
Nov 20 | Portland, ME | Merrill Auditorium
Nov 21 | Boston, MA | Emerson Colonial Theatre
Nov 22 | Providence, RI | The VETS
Nov 24 | New York, NY | Beacon Theatre
Nov 26 | Detroit, MI | Fisher Theatre
Nov 28 | Chicago, IL | Broadway in Chicago’s Oriental Theatre
Nov 29 | St. Louis, MO | Peabody Opera House
Dec 1 | Denver, CO | Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre
Dec 3 | Phoenix, AZ | Orpheum Theatre
Dec 4 | Los Angeles, CA | Saban Theatre
Dec 5 | San Francisco, CA | SHN Curran Theatre
Dec 6 | San Francisco, CA | SHN Curran Theatre
