Spooky Season is Here
From Horror Classics to Halloween Parodies, Dr. Phillips Center Brings the Spooky Season to Life
Spooky performances, horror favorites and live entertainment throughout October
Orlando, FL — Halloween has arrived at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts with a lineup of eerie entertainment, cult classics, chilling stories and unforgettable live performances throughout October. Whether guests are looking for a spooky night out, a thrilling theatrical experience or a classic Halloween tradition, Dr. Phillips Center offers something for every kind of Halloween enthusiast.
From October 2 through Halloween night, audiences can experience a variety of performances across multiple venues, each offering its own unique take on the season's thrills and mysteries.
"Halloween gives us the opportunity to showcase the incredible variety of experiences audiences can find at Dr. Phillips Center. From musical parodies to live concerts and iconic horror favorites, this lineup offers unique ways for guests to celebrate the season and create lasting memories.
- Foster Cronin, vice president of programming & education at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
Your Guide to Halloween at Dr. Phillips Center
RedRum: The Unauthorized Parody Musical of The Shining
October 22-November 1, 2026
This wickedly funny musical parody takes an axe to one of horror's most iconic stories, transforming haunted hallways, creepy twins and psychological suspense into a laugh-out-loud comedy packed with catchy songs, sharp satire and theatrical mayhem.
The Midnight Drearies
October 27, 2026
Gothic literature meets sweeping vocal harmony in this chillingly beautiful musical experience. Through lush arrangements and whimsical storytelling, The Midnight Drearies invite audiences into a haunting world inspired by classic tales of mystery, wonder and the supernatural.
Raspberry Pie: Trick & Treat
October 30, 2026
Orlando's favorite dance band returns for a one-night-only Halloween celebration featuring two distinct performances. Expect funky grooves, singalong favorites and a spooky second set that resurrects long-retired songs from the band's catalog for an unforgettable Halloween weekend party.
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
October 31, 2026
Celebrate Halloween night with one of cinema's most influential horror masterpieces. The 1922 silent classic comes to life with a live score performed by Grammy-nominated organist and composer Cameron Carpenter, creating a spellbinding and unforgettable Halloween experience.
To learn more about these performances and purchase tickets, visit drphillipscenter.org.