THE SUMMONING - SET TO TERRIFY THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA THIS FALL
Presented by Into the Dark, this brand-new, fully immersive haunted theatrical experience takes audiences on a terrifying journey into the supernatural world.
This fall, Into The Dark--the Bay Area production company spawned from the creative, twisted minds of Peaches Christ, David Flower Productions, and Non Plus Ultra--returns to The San Francisco Mint (88 5th St.) with The Summoning, a brand-new, fully immersive haunted theatrical experience.
A combination of theater, haunted mazes, and special effects, The Summoning invites thrill seekers to participate in a real live seance that rips a hole into the supernatural world and takes them on a terrifying adventure! Guests will come face-to-face with demonic spirits while attempting to retrieve the severed head of an unethical vampire queen!
Guests are invited to start and end their haunted adventure at Fang Bang--an 80's New Wave/goth vampire-themed pop-up bar located in the vault of the San Francisco Mint--where they can partake in Halloween-themed cocktails and tasty, bloody bites. Fang Bang will be open to the public during show operating hours. A ticket to The Summoning is not required to visit Fang Bang or CreepShop, a pop-up retail shop co-produced by Kreepsville666.
"Following the success of The Immortal Reckoning last year, we are beyond excited to return to the San Francisco Mint with an immersive experience unlike anything seen before," said Peaches Christ. "Featuring a brand-new storyline, terrifying characters, and outrageous audience interactivity, The Summoning is guaranteed to send a chill down the spine of anyone that dares to step inside."
"The San Francisco Mint is the place to be spooked this fall," adds David Flower. "Besides a brand-new production, we are excited to announce the return of our vampire-themed pop-up bar, Fang Bang. Featuring a brand-new themed menu, guests will be able to start and end their evening mingling with the living...and the undead."
Image Credit: Photos by Cabure Bonugli
THE SUMMONING - SET TO TERRIFY THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA THIS FALL
Presented by Into the Dark, this brand-new, fully immersive haunted theatrical experience takes audiences on a terrifying journey into the supernatural world.
This fall, Into The Dark--the Bay Area production company spawned from the creative, twisted minds of Peaches Christ, David Flower Productions, and Non Plus Ultra--returns to The San Francisco Mint (88 5th St.) with The Summoning, a brand-new, fully immersive haunted theatrical experience.
A combination of theater, haunted mazes, and special effects, The Summoning invites thrill seekers to participate in a real live seance that rips a hole into the supernatural world and takes them on a terrifying adventure! Guests will come face-to-face with demonic spirits while attempting to retrieve the severed head of an unethical vampire queen!
Guests are invited to start and end their haunted adventure at Fang Bang--an 80's New Wave/goth vampire-themed pop-up bar located in the vault of the San Francisco Mint--where they can partake in Halloween-themed cocktails and tasty, bloody bites. Fang Bang will be open to the public during show operating hours. A ticket to The Summoning is not required to visit Fang Bang or CreepShop, a pop-up retail shop co-produced by Kreepsville666.
"Following the success of The Immortal Reckoning last year, we are beyond excited to return to the San Francisco Mint with an immersive experience unlike anything seen before," said Peaches Christ. "Featuring a brand-new storyline, terrifying characters, and outrageous audience interactivity, The Summoning is guaranteed to send a chill down the spine of anyone that dares to step inside."
"The San Francisco Mint is the place to be spooked this fall," adds David Flower. "Besides a brand-new production, we are excited to announce the return of our vampire-themed pop-up bar, Fang Bang. Featuring a brand-new themed menu, guests will be able to start and end their evening mingling with the living...and the undead."
Image Credit: Photos by Cabure Bonugli
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