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The North Shore Historical Museum: “Frankenstein”
Saturday, October 26
7 p.m
At the North Shore Historical Museum
THE STORY: London, 1799. Having returned to England after a failed sea expedition to the North Pole, Capt. Robert Walton is entreated to describe his strange encounter with Victor Frankenstein, a young science student whom he had rescued after finding him nearly frozen and traveling by a dog-drawn sled across the ice. Walton then recounts Frankenstein’s own fantastic tale of a monster he had fashioned from the parts of stolen corpses — only to reject, then pursue his creation across Europe into the Arctic hinterlands of Russia, vowing to destroy it…or die in the trying. A must-see for Frankenstein enthusiasts and fans of mystery and horror. Perfect for the Halloween season!
Written & Performed by Greg Oliver Bodine / Directed by DeLisa M. White
Admission: $30 / $25 for members
Purchase Tickets: Upcoming Events | NSHM (northshorehistoricalmuseum.org)
Light Refreshments (Suitable for adults and children 12 years old and up)