Edsel Ford High School Performing Arts Department presents The Canterville Ghost and Haunted Theatre

Based on the story by Oscar Wilde, the EFHS Performing Department’s production of The Canterville Ghost runs at 7:00 p.m. October 22-24 at the Edsel Ford High School Auditorium, 20601 Rotunda Drive. 15 minutes after the close of the play, Edsel’s Theatre is turned into a horrifying place of blood-curdling sights and sounds to thrill and chill all who dare to tread it’s boards! Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for students and Senior Citizens. All tickets include a trip through the Haunted Theatre following the performance. Tickets for just the Haunted Theatre portion are available for $5 at the door.

After murdering his wife and condemned to starve to death, chained within his own house, Sir Simon de Canterville has haunted his ancestral home for centuries. He has terrified and scared away countless help and family members for over 300 years...until now. Terrified by the Ghost and unable to live in the house, the current Lord Canterville desperately makes a bargain to sell Canterville Chase to the ONLY bidder. Unfortunately, that bidder is… (gasp!)... an AMERICAN!! Supernatural hi-jinks ensue, and the Ghost learns what it means to be an unflappable American...

Michael Nelson comes to terrify us all as the Ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville. Members of the cast are Matt Stover as Oscar Wilde, Sarah Remily as Virginia Otis, and Spencer Venis and Teria Berry as her parents, Hiram and Lucretia Otis. Rounding out the cast are Garrett Hermen, Jacob Gilman, Ryan Shameri, Rebecca Voorheis and Max Rogula.