Atomic Vaudeville: FUN HOUSE

This fall, Atomic Vaudeville returns with its annual Halloween spectravaganza. FUN HOUSE is a large-scale, unruly collision of comedy, music, dance, drag, spectacle and theatrical chaos. Think The Muppet Show on acid. Running October 22 through November 1 , with eight performances over two weekends, FUN HOUSE is the company’s biggest production of the year. This year, audiences enter a warped fun house built for a world increasingly obsessed with frictionless living, virtual experience and keeping our messy human bodies at a safe distance. What begins as entertainment gets stranger, wetter and harder to control as a large ensemble of Victoria artists takes over Fellowship Hall with original music, clown, dance, satire and theatrical mayhem. 👻 “AV shows never cease to amaze me. The creativity, humour, zaniness, puppetry, buffoonery, social commentary and satire is unmatched in Victoria.” Image Caption PERFORMANCE DATES Thursday, October 22nd: 7:30pm Friday, October 23rd: 7:30pm Saturday, October 24th: 7:30pm Sunday, October 25th: 6:30pm Thursday, October 29th: 7:30pm Friday, October 30th: 7:30pm Saturday, October 31st: 7:30pm Sunday, November 1st: 6:30pm Doors open 30 minutes before the performance. 🎃 VENUE INFO Fellowship Hall 932 Balmoral Road V8T 1A8 Behind the First Met Church Building, opposite the Bauman Centre Entrance : Access to the Fellowship Hall is through the main entrance door at 932 Balmoral Road. The entrance is on ground level. Washrooms : There is an accessible washroom to the left of the main entrance, on the ground floor. 💀 WHAT IS ZEFFY? Zeffy is the platform we use to sell tickets. It doesn't charge fees, so your ticket purchases and donations all come directly to AV. On the checkout page, there is an option to donate to Zeffy. This is entirely optional. If you don't want to donate to Zeffy, select 'other' from the dropdown menu and set the amount to zero. 🕷️ Tickets are non-refundable. Contact [email protected] to ask about exchanging for a different date, or swap, share, and sell within the community. 🐈‍⬛ Fellowship Hall sits on the unceded traditional territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən Peoples, today represented by the Songhees Nation and Xʷsepsəm (Esquimalt) Nation, as well as the W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples. Atomic Vaudeville is grateful to live, work, and play on this land, and honours the past, present, and future stewardship of these lands and waters.