Unhallowed

Set in the freezing winter of 1958 in Monroe, Connecticut, silence is the ultimate warning. Unhallowed is a descent into the claustrophobic reality of a family trapped within the architecture of their own history. The stage features a detailed two-story house built in the 1920s — a hyper-realistic slice of New England gothic that functions as a living trap. Inspired by the dark, true-life investigative legacy of the Warrens and the unsettling precision of Film Noir, the production utilizes a dual-level stage to execute simultaneous layers of reality. While grounded, high-stakes dialogue unfolds on the first floor, a parallel paranormal world manifests on the second. Shadows stretch, objects move, and the presence in the house is reinforced by true, realistic paranormal artifacts. Central to this energy is the physical manifestation of the SHADOWME dolla real anchor for the unseen forces shifting in the rafters. The production places the traditionally seated audience in the role of the ultimate voyeur, looking into a massive, deconstructed residence where the walls are thin, and the past is never truly buried. Performing at The Hudson Theatre in Hollywood, California.