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Art Beat review The Phoenix Theatre presents Ms. Frankensteins Monster - My Edmonds News

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The Phoenix Theatre in Edmonds presents “Ms. Frankenstein’s Monster” from October 3 to 26, featuring performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. and Sundays at 2 p. m.

This production takes a creative approach to the classic horror story, incorporating humor while exploring themes of creation and monstrosity. Tickets are available online, making it accessible for local theater enthusiasts. The show's timing coincides with the Halloween season, which adds to its allure for audiences seeking seasonal entertainment. The Phoenix Theatre has established a reputation for innovative performances, contributing to the local arts scene. With a mix of engaging storytelling and creative direction, this production aims to captivate both long-time fans of the genre and newcomers alike.

The opening weekend promises a lively atmosphere, enhancing community engagement through the performing arts.

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