The August Wilson Theatre is a bonafide haunted house all autumn long with the arrival of Paranormal Activity, a new play inspired by the hit film franchise, written by acclaimed horror playwright Levi Holloway (Grey House), and directed by Felix Barrett (Sleep No More). They scared up rave reviews with their story of a couple whose demons follow them across an ocean, haunting both their home and their hearts.

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If you're going to a midnight Rocky Horror screening this Halloween season, why not make it a science fiction double feature with the Broadway musical? Do the time warp with Dr. Frank-N-Furter and his fabulously feral creatures at Studio 54 — and yes, there is a late-night performance on Halloween.

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Take a bite out of this four-time Tony Award-winning musical that transports you to Santa Carla, California, a beautiful beach town and vampire haven. A newly arrived family discovers that firsthand in this show packed with pulsing rock music and jaw-dropping stagecraft.

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Jenny thinks the house is haunted. Her husband, Sam, does not. So at a dinner party with two friends, they stay up until 2:22 a.m. to find out once and for all. Anna Camp, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Finn Jones, and Martin Marquez star in this spooky hit thriller that's played to acclaim in L.A. and London.

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This new "headphone horror" play from Tony Award nominee Jamie Armitage (Six) puts you in the recording booth with an actor reading a horror audiobook. But the scares soon come off the page and into real life — and, through headphones, audiences hear every bump, creak, and shriek up close.

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What better way to ring in Halloween than with a tale of two famous witches? Wicked is the backstory behind The Wizard of Oz, with Elphaba — better known as the Wicked Witch of the West — and her friendship with Glinda the Good Witch when they were schoolmates. Wicked has been an audience favorite at the Gershwin Theatre since 2003, and it's filled with spells and gravity-defying broomstick rides. As a bonus, you'll learn the origin (according to the musical, anyway) of the famous pointy witch hat that features in many a Halloween costume.

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Demogorgons, alternate dimensions, and unexplained supernatural happenings in a sleepy small town — those are the makings of a perfectly spooky show. Stranger Things: The First Shadow tells the origin story of the Netflix show's most powerful villain from the Upside Down, and you can expect a few jump scares and plenty of jaw-dropping special effects to rival Hollywood magic.

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There's no better time than Halloween for a little wizardry and witchcraft: Grab your wand and your house robes and enter the Wizarding World at Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Years after the events of the books, Harry Potter's son Albus sets out to save the world from dark forces — which become even darker and spookier when Albus's quest messes with time.

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Skid Row probably wouldn't be the best trick-or-treating spot — you might get eaten before you get any candy for yourself. Instead, enjoy the classic horror comedy Little Shop of Horrors from the safety of the audience — but still beware the snapping jaws of the flesh-eating plant Audrey II. It tasks a hapless flower shop worker, Seymour, with finding fresh meat, promising him fame and fortune if he's willing to kill for it.

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Nothing says Halloween like a costume ball. Attendees at Masquerade, an immersive reimagining of the classic musical The Phantom of the Opera, are asked to dress in formal attire and, of course, don a mask (they're provided if you don't have your own). Not to mention, the story of the titular Phantom, a mysterious, masked vocal coach who dwells in the underbelly of the Paris Opera House and becomes obsessed with its ingenue, is both enchanting and eerie.

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The longest-running play in New York is still bringing in audiences with its mystery and thrill. The psychiatrist Margaret Brent is suspected of killing her husband — until he appears alive — and things only get complicated further when the detective on the case falls for her. Even if she's innocent, foul play is afoot, but the question remains until the final gunshot: Who killed who, and can they be caught, or did they commit the perfect crime?

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In the early 20th century, the wealthy would entertain select groups of guests in intimate parlors, and magician Steve Cohen — nicknamed "The Millionaire's Magician" — recreates that experience for the public. With only a select number of seats available at each performance, audiences can expect a cozy experience where they don't just get to see time-honored (and yet utterly unbelievable) tricks — they get to be part of them.

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You may have heard of close-up magic, but never this close up. No two shows of Speakeasy Magick are the same, as the production features a rotating lineup of celebrated magicians and illusionists. Sip on a craft cocktail in an intimate speakeasy setting, where the magicians are sitting right next to or across from you as they perform amazing acts. This show promises both tricks and treats!

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The team behind the long-running Off-Broadway hit Drunk Shakespeare is sinking its teeth into another classic with Drunk Dracula. Five actors attempt to perform a zany reimagining of Bram Stoker's Dracula, except one of them takes five shots right beforehand. Everyone else has to keep the show on track no matter what the drunk actor does, and the audience even gets to join in the boozy, bloody, vampiric fun.

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