Theater & Musicals

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, rumors are spreading, and everyone looks suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials filled with live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, scandal, and accusations. As neighbors turn on neighbors, you may find yourself witnessing the hysteria – or becoming part of it. Grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and remember: everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise.

Presented by Witch City Comedy & The Lost Library.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Tickets are: $15 general, $10 seniors, Students with ID and under 18 free

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

The Salem Haunted Magic Show presents HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic!

Step into Salem’s strangest live entertainment experience, where magic, mind reading, psychic phenomena, and the unexplained collide.

HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic! is a darkly theatrical and highly interactive magic show where audience members become part of the mystery. Watch thoughts get revealed, predictions come true, impossible coincidences unfold, and ordinary people experience extraordinary things—right before your eyes.

Funny, mysterious, surprising, and just a little unsettling, HYSTERIA! is unlike a traditional magic show. You don’t just sit back and watch—you may find yourself at the center of the impossible.

Perfect for visitors, families, couples, friends, skeptics, believers, and anyone looking for something uniquely Salem.

🧠 Interactive Mind Reading
🃏 Impossible Magic
🔮 Psychic Phenomena
👻 Unexplained Experiences

Come see what happens when your thoughts aren’t quite as private as you think.

Nothing is what it seems.

🎟 Tickets & showtimes: TheSalemMagicShow.com

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, rumors are spreading, and everyone looks suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials filled with live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, scandal, and accusations. As neighbors turn on neighbors, you may find yourself witnessing the hysteria – or becoming part of it. Grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and remember: everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise.

Presented by Witch City Comedy & The Lost Library.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

The Salem Haunted Magic Show presents HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic!

Step into Salem’s strangest live entertainment experience, where magic, mind reading, psychic phenomena, and the unexplained collide.

HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic! is a darkly theatrical and highly interactive magic show where audience members become part of the mystery. Watch thoughts get revealed, predictions come true, impossible coincidences unfold, and ordinary people experience extraordinary things—right before your eyes.

Funny, mysterious, surprising, and just a little unsettling, HYSTERIA! is unlike a traditional magic show. You don’t just sit back and watch—you may find yourself at the center of the impossible.

Perfect for visitors, families, couples, friends, skeptics, believers, and anyone looking for something uniquely Salem.

🧠 Interactive Mind Reading
🃏 Impossible Magic
🔮 Psychic Phenomena
👻 Unexplained Experiences

Come see what happens when your thoughts aren’t quite as private as you think.

Nothing is what it seems.

🎟 Tickets & showtimes: TheSalemMagicShow.com

R | 60 minutes

The Salem Haunted Magic Show presents HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic!

Step into Salem’s strangest live entertainment experience, where magic, mind reading, psychic phenomena, and the unexplained collide.

HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic! is a darkly theatrical and highly interactive magic show where audience members become part of the mystery. Watch thoughts get revealed, predictions come true, impossible coincidences unfold, and ordinary people experience extraordinary things—right before your eyes.

Funny, mysterious, surprising, and just a little unsettling, HYSTERIA! is unlike a traditional magic show. You don’t just sit back and watch—you may find yourself at the center of the impossible.

Perfect for visitors, families, couples, friends, skeptics, believers, and anyone looking for something uniquely Salem.

🧠 Interactive Mind Reading
🃏 Impossible Magic
🔮 Psychic Phenomena
👻 Unexplained Experiences

Come see what happens when your thoughts aren’t quite as private as you think.

Nothing is what it seems.

🎟 Tickets & showtimes: TheSalemMagicShow.com

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, rumors are spreading, and everyone looks suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials filled with live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, scandal, and accusations. As neighbors turn on neighbors, you may find yourself witnessing the hysteria – or becoming part of it. Grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and remember: everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise.

Presented by Witch City Comedy & The Lost Library.

The Salem Haunted Magic Show presents HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic!

Step into Salem’s strangest live entertainment experience, where magic, mind reading, psychic phenomena, and the unexplained collide.

HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic! is a darkly theatrical and highly interactive magic show where audience members become part of the mystery. Watch thoughts get revealed, predictions come true, impossible coincidences unfold, and ordinary people experience extraordinary things—right before your eyes.

Funny, mysterious, surprising, and just a little unsettling, HYSTERIA! is unlike a traditional magic show. You don’t just sit back and watch—you may find yourself at the center of the impossible.

Perfect for visitors, families, couples, friends, skeptics, believers, and anyone looking for something uniquely Salem.

🧠 Interactive Mind Reading
🃏 Impossible Magic
🔮 Psychic Phenomena
👻 Unexplained Experiences

Come see what happens when your thoughts aren’t quite as private as you think.

Nothing is what it seems.

🎟 Tickets & showtimes: TheSalemMagicShow.com

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Magician Anton Andresen will commemorate the 100th anniversary of Houdini's death by presenting a selection of mysteries inspired by his life and career.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandals & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library & Witch City Comedy

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

The Salem Haunted Magic Show presents HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic!

Step into Salem’s strangest live entertainment experience, where magic, mind reading, psychic phenomena, and the unexplained collide.

HYSTERIA: The Ghost Psychic! is a darkly theatrical and highly interactive magic show where audience members become part of the mystery. Watch thoughts get revealed, predictions come true, impossible coincidences unfold, and ordinary people experience extraordinary things—right before your eyes.

Funny, mysterious, surprising, and just a little unsettling, HYSTERIA! is unlike a traditional magic show. You don’t just sit back and watch—you may find yourself at the center of the impossible.

Perfect for visitors, families, couples, friends, skeptics, believers, and anyone looking for something uniquely Salem.

🧠 Interactive Mind Reading
🃏 Impossible Magic
🔮 Psychic Phenomena
👻 Unexplained Experiences

Come see what happens when your thoughts aren’t quite as private as you think.

Nothing is what it seems.

🎟 Tickets & showtimes: TheSalemMagicShow.com

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

It’s 1692. Bridget Bishop is accused of witchcraft and YOU are the jury. Hear the evidence, cross-examine the witnesses and determine the outcome. The actors respond as Puritans, revealing much about the Puritan mind. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? YOU decide.

This summer (2026), by special arrangement, Cry Innocent can be enjoyed in the air-conditioned auditorium of the Salem Armory Regional Visitor Center Auditorium thanks to our hosts Essex National Heritage Area!

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Based on the true story of a tarot-reading lesbian forced from her home by Christian neighbors likely in a cult, Gretchen Wylder’s darkly comedic one-woman show explores witches as healers, the patriarchal systems that burned them and the modern dangers of organized religion. Living a double life – reading tarot in Salem while residing in a creepy cottage town run by zealots – her personal horror show reinterprets Biblical women’s stories and becomes a fierce reclamation of spirituality, all while trying not to get burned at the stake.

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial drag revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy! No cover, but we suggest you show up early. All seats are first come, first served. Larger groups might not be seated together.

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Diamonds Dine In the musical millennial revue with singing, dancing, and of course comedy! Please come and celebrate Sungay with us and bring all the good energy!

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

Sarah Ruhl’s dark contemporary comedy follows Becky Nurse, a modern-day descendant of accused witch Rebecca Nurse in Salem. Becky’s been fired from her job at the local museum, troubled by her granddaughter’s boyfriend, is pining for a married man, and taking pain pills to cope after her daughter’s overdose. It seems hers is anything but a charmed life as Becky just tries to get by.

She looks to a local witch to help right her wrongs, leading to shocking, funny, and even disturbing results. Ruhl’s story reveals the real human beings inside the noise of history and how far one woman will go to hold onto what she holds dear.

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

How wealthy merchant, Philip English, became the accused.

Join us for the truth about Philip English based on our extensive research through our own church archives and historical documents from Salem. This work, written by Rory O’Brien and edited by Marilynne Roach, will be appreciated for its authenticity and power to convey the essence of the man who not only built a successful career in young Salem, but also narrowly escaped the witch trials with his life and founded a church that still stands and serves today.

All proceeds benefit the ministries & historic preservation of St. Peter’s.

Two showtimes available on Saturdays:
First Show: 2:00 – 2:45 pm
Second Show: 4:00 – 4:45 pm

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment

Witches Amongst Us: A 1692 Experience
An Evening of Spirits, Scandal & Accusations

Step into Salem, 1692, where the drinks are flowing, the rumors are spreading, and everyone is beginning to look a little suspicious.

Witches Amongst Us is an immersive, comical retelling of the Salem Witch Trials that puts you right in the middle of the hysteria. Through live performance, storytelling, music, audience interaction, and plenty of scandal, the evening unfolds around you as Salem’s townspeople gather for what begins as a lively candlelit celebration.

But in Salem, nothing stays innocent for long.

Whispers of witchcraft begin to circulate, neighbors turn against neighbors, questionable evidence comes to light, and accusations start flying across the room. Before the night is over, you may find yourself witnessing the madness—or becoming part of it.

Blending real history with theatrical comedy, Witches Among Us explores the gossip, fear, superstition, and absurdity that helped send Salem spiraling into one of the most infamous chapters in American history.

So grab a drink, choose your friends carefully, and keep an eye on the person sitting beside you.

After all, everybody’s a witch until proven otherwise

Presented at Hotel Salem’s Haunted Comedy Club
The Cellar at Hotel Salem
209 Essex Street, Salem, MA

Produced by The Lost Library

🍸 Full bar available with drinks for purchase

Showtimes:
Thursdays: 7:00–9:00 PM
Saturdays: 6:00–8:00 PM & 8:30–10:30 PM

A close-up magic show where the audience takes their fates in their hands. Are you feeling lucky?

Misfortune is an hour-long theatrical magic show conjured by magician Evan Northrup. Set in Salem, Massachusetts, it walks the eerie line between superstition and luck — blending immersive storytelling with astonishing sleight-of-hand.

It is mysterious, a little spooky, and always magical and fun. Seating is kept intentionally small, so the wonder happens close enough to touch. While there’s nothing inappropriate for younger audience members, this show has been designed for people over 13 years old.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY:

“Your show was AMAZING! We had so much fun and were mystified. Can’t wait for you to be back in Salem to be dazzled once again.”

Kim Driscoll, Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts

“We had a certain expectation for a magician. Not only did you deliver, you went above and beyond. You brought a life to the show that was felt by all.”

Don MacLean, Regional VP of Operations, Kings Dining and Entertainment