Haunted Objects Live!
Event Info
Are you ready to uncover the chilling true stories behind the world’s most haunted objects? Join Greg and Dana Newkirk (Travel Channel’s Kindred Spirits, Amazon Prime’s Hellier) for an interactive presentation that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
As two of the world’s only full-time paranormal investigators, the Newkirks have spent their lives collecting and caring for cursed artifacts, possessed dolls, and other creepy artifacts said to display supernatural activity. Now you can experience their spine-tingling true tales yourself!
During this presentation, the Newkirks will take you on a journey through history, folklore, and true-life accounts of encounters with objects that seem to possess a life of their own. Learn the untold truth about famous cursed objects like the Crying Boy Painting, discover why the Dybbuk Box is scarier than the demon it's rumored to imprison, and tag along as Greg & Dana reveal how they broke the curse of the Catskills Crone! You’ll even have the opportunity to help the Newkirks create a new haunted artifact, live and in person, with just the power of your mind!
This interactive stage presentation is a must-see event for anyone interested in the paranormal, history, or just looking for a good scare!
TERRIFYING TRUE TALES INCLUDE:
- THE CRACKING MAN: a mysterious clown doll behind ghostly sightings of an eyeless, mummified corpse!
- THE CRYING BOY: a legendary cursed painting believed to have sparked dozens of mysterious house fires throughout Britain!
- THE CRONE: a strange carving that appears to have caused terrible luck for the hikers who stole it from a cave!
- THE DYBBUK BOX: blamed for terrible tragedies, this sealed container holds something scarier than a demon!
- THE DARK MIRROR: this ritual mirror reflects the darkest fears of those who dare to gaze into its inky depths!
- AND MORE SURPRISES!
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Ticket Information
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Three Ways To Purchase Tickets
- Order Online at cbusarts.com
- Call the CBUSArts Ticket Center at 614-469-0939.
- Visit the CBUSArts Ticket Center at the Ohio Theatre (39 E. State Street).