GOOSEBUMPS THE MUSICAL: PHANTOM OF THE AUDITORIUM - Video Preview

Chills, thrills, suspense, and a phantom are in abundance when Dallas Children’s Theater (DCT) opens its 34th season with GOOSEBUMPS THE MUSICAL: PHANTOM OF THE AUDITORIUM. The spooky yet silly show is based on the 20th book in the iconic Goosebumps series authored by R. L. Stine. DCT is inviting all families to attend the best costume party of the fall. GOOSEBUMPS THE MUSICAL: PHANTOM OF THE AUDITORIUM opens Friday, September 22 at 7:30 PM at the Rosewood Center for Family Arts.
The haphazard detective work of Scooby Doo meets the witty banter of Glee in this frighteningly fun musical, based on a book from the second best-selling children’s book series of all time. Brooke and Zeke are starring in their school play …The Phantom. When strange things start to happen during rehearsals, no one is sure if it’s a practical joke or if the school’s theater is haunted.
“This show is filled with fun characters and special effects, and it’s got just the right amount of scary action for children,” said Nancy Schaeffer, director of GOOSEBUMPS and DCT’s Associate Artistic Director. “It’s kind of a spoof of Phantom of the Opera, but with a kid-friendly twist. You’re sitting on the edge of your seat one minute and laughing at jokes the next.”
Stine’s book series is world famous, having been translated into 32 languages and selling 350 million copies worldwide. For many children, Stine’s books are a first step up from picture books and have inspired many kids to pick up a book on their own accord: “My books are really easy to read, the chapters are real short; it’s all reading motivation,” says Stine in a recent interview with DCT. “I never get tired when parents come up to me and say, ‘My kid never read a book in his life, but last night I caught him under the covers with a flashlight reading one of your books….It’s a wonderful thing!”
GOOSEBUMPS THE MUSICAL: PHANTOM OF THE AUDITORIUM
BASED ON THE BOOK GOOSEBUMPS #20 PHANTOM OF THE AUDITORIUM BY R. L. STINE
Book and Lyrics by John Maclay
Music and Lyrics by Danny Abosch
Orchestrations and Arrangements by Danny Abosch
Book, Lyrics, Songs, All Arrangements & All Orchestrations ©2016. 2017
Scholastic Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved
September 22 - October 29, 2017
Recommended for ages 7 and up
Performance Dates and Times:
- Friday, September 22, 7:30 PM - Opening Night
- Sunday, September 24, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, September 24, 4:30 PM
- Saturday, September 30, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 1, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 1, 4:30 PM (ASL)
- Saturday, October 7, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 8, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 8, 4:30 PM
- Saturday, October 14, 1:30 PM (Sensory-Friendly)
- Saturday, October 14, 4:30 PM
- Sunday, October 15, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 15, 4:30 PM
- Saturday, October 21, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 22, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 22, 4:30 PM
- Saturday, October 28, 1:30 PM
- Saturday, October 28, 4:30 PM
- Sunday, October 29, 1:30 PM
- Sunday, October 29, 4:30 PM
Ticket Prices:
$17-$30 for single tickets. Prices subject to change. Group rates available for parties of 10 or more. Phone reservations required for sensory-friendly performances. Call the Box Office for details, 214-740-0051. If accessible seating(wheelchair, visual impaired, etc.), please also call. General tickets are available online at dct.org
Weekday Student Matinee shows also available Tuesdays through Fridays. Call Dallas Children's Theater at 214-978-0120 or visit dct.org/fieldtrips
Dallas Children’s Theater
Rosewood Center for Family Arts
5938 Skillman Street
Dallas, Texas 75231

[@caril.9384]

My only complaint is that the characters are supposed to be in middle school yet are played by adults. It would've made more sense to age them up to high schoolers, given that a TON of shows have adults playing high school-aged characters. Just a thought

[@americanus_ursus]

Exactly. The characters already pass pretty well as just really nerdy high schoolers, speaking as a nerdy high schooler myself

[@SushiDoge]

To be fair, sometimes it works out in the show’s favor; I.E. Spelling Bee stars middle schoolers as well but a lot of the humor comes from them being played by adults

[@coopersime7608]

Musical based on FREAKING GOOSEBUMPS

[@eggsaladchomper]

I'm so excited to be playing as Brooke in my middle school's production ‼️

[@humblenepobaby]

I saw the original production wow this looks great!

[@DannyDanceFitness]

This looks aeromedical! I hope the musical makes it to Orange County / Los Ángeles área 🙏🏼

[@graciegj63]

I gotta tell Phantom Reviews about this if he hasn't seen this already.

[@cope1861]

Bruh this is the same singing tune as from Main Street theatre this is obviously audio recorded from the internet
Btw it’s audio recorded from the first song played which started the play.

[@animegurlxboxluver2005]

I went there in 2nd grade

[@jasonchaos236]

you know I like this story and all, but there is so many other goosebumps books you could do instead of just doing one of them.

[@Xoracious]

Because it's funny meta.

[@BonnieYT]

Dem 2nd Grade Memories :)

[@emigrace3228]

As if.

[@aperson22222]

Is the whole thing up somewhere?

[@ManuelRodriguez-lo7hi]

Main Street Theater

[@misaelmartinez8305]

A sow it a was Ther it was fun tank you im from nathan Adams elementry school

[@itsyeaboymichaelnformi5709]

Misael Martinez me too

[@misaelmartinez8305]

I am from 4 grade