INCANTRIX PRESENTS

CARNEVALE DI OSCURITÀ

Artistic Statement

Carnevale di Oscurità was a highly collaborative production that involved a huge number of incredibly talented artists. The show was conceived to be an intersection of game, scripted, and unscripted elements, creating an immersive and highly interactive world that encourages the audience to take an active role in solving the mysteries of the carnival presented by the cast of characters— each themed after a Major Arcana card of the Tarot. Several interwoven storylines intersect throughout the course of the evening’s events, and audience participants must earn their invitation to stay for the finale. The outcome of the final scene is determined by the influence of the audience’s choices, and there are three different endings to the show.

Max Metzger says:

“Combining burlesque, puzzle hunts, mysteries, acrobatics, and both traditional and interactive theater - Carnevale di Oscurità was an amazing event, one that continued to surprise me through the night. Anyone who just sat and enjoyed the show would be thrilled, but there was so much more to discover by interacting with the performers - each character had clues for the greater mysteries, but also their own personality and perspectives.”

Meet the Cast

Credits & Recognitions

  • Caro Murphy, Jessicalee Skary, Meghan Elizabeth Eckles, Athena Peters

  • Caro Murphy, Jessicalee Skary

  • Executive Producers: Caro Murphy & Jessicalee Skary

    Production Crew: Joey Phoenix, Ophilia Orchid, Brendan Butts, Rachel Chasteen, Beren Jones. Hope Marion, Shelly MacKaskill, Rae Mansfield

    Thanks to incredible Oberon house staff, with special thanks to Kat Sistaire (aka Victor), Stage Manager

  • Art Direction: Caro Murphy
    Choreography: Jessicalee Skary
    Visual Design: Kat Spaulding
    Set & Properties Design: Jamie Ball, Caro Murphy, Dean Ten Eiken
    Music Composition: Isaac Schutz
    Photography by A Curious Production & Jon Washer Visuals
    Videography by Beren Jones
    Thanks to Lindsey for the sign & to the Oberon for the curtain!