Artwork: Rachel Oliveros-Catalano and Shinshin Yuder Tsai. Photo by Frank Ishman.

A Halloween Experience Unlike Any Other
Composed of fully-produced adaptations of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Las Lloronas, a Halloween-themed arts and artisan fair, and an interactive Wicked Lit museum and photo suite, Wicked Lit 2026 is the can’t miss event of the autumnal season!

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“A consistently awesome Halloween event!”
– LAist

“This is theatre.
This is horror.
This is an event.

And this is possibly the best thing you can do if you’re looking to take in a bit of dramatic art during the Halloween season.”
– Stage Raw

“LA County’s best Halloween themed plays
– The Los Angeles Beat

10.29

Chance Theater

7:30 & 9:00

10.30

Chance Theater

7:30 & 9:00

10.31

Chance Theater

7:30 & 9:00

11.1

Chance Theater

7:30 & 9:00

11.2

Chance Theater

7:30 & 9:00

About

Wicked Lit
Haunts Differently

Combining the fun, frights, and thrills of Halloween with the storytelling power of classic literature, productions of Wicked Lit have delighted audiences from Altadena to New York, Scotland to India to New Zealand and beyond! Wicked Lit has been described as “A Top 10 Event for Halloween” (Los Angeles Magazine), “Immersive theatre at its best” (CultureSpotLA), and “The show you’d take a sexy librarian to!” (LA Examiner).

Ariel Brown (and Mmoatia) in Anansi and the Demons, Wicked Lit 2016 at Mountain View Cemetery. Adapted by Jonathan Josephson, directed by Jaime Robledo. Photo by Daniel Kitayama.
Melissa Lugo in Las Lloronas, Wicked Lit 2014 at Mountain Mausoleum. Adapted by Jonathan Josephson, directed by Paul Millet. Photo by Ellen Smiler.
Jacquelin Lorraine Schofield in Anansi and the Demons, Wicked Lit 2016 at Mountain View Cemetery. Adapted by Jonathan Josephson, directed by Jaime Robledo. Photo by Daniel Kitayama.
Dan Billet and Morgan Zenith in Thoth’s Labyrinth, Wicked Lit 2017 at Mountain View Mausoleum. Written by Jonathan Josephson, directed by Darin Anthony. Photo by Daniel Kitayama.