easy
1 hour
No physical exertion required; suitable for most fitness levels
Step into the shadows of Denver’s Victorian past through chilling theatrical performances at Historic Denver Tours. Witness haunting tales brought to life by local actors in the atmospheric setting of the Molly Brown House Museum.
Experience the chilling allure of Victorian Horrors, where acclaimed local actors bring to life haunting tales from renowned authors of the past. This captivating one-hour theater program offers a unique glimpse into the macabre, with performances every 15 minutes from 6 PM to 9 PM. Don't miss this unforgettable evening!
Join us for our Victorian Horrors theater program where deathly tales written by well-known but long-gone authors are read by acclaimed local actors in a one hour program. Admission times are every 15 minutes from 6 PM to 9 PM. For Historic Denver Members - $25, General Admission Tickets - $30.
Give yourself 10-15 minutes before showtime to get oriented inside the museum and find your way to the first performance area.
The museum can be cool in the evenings; layers are recommended for a comfortable experience indoors.
Parking in Denver can fill quickly—consider using public transit or ride shares to arrive stress-free.
Flash photography may be prohibited during performances to maintain atmosphere and respect actors.
The Molly Brown House Museum preserves the legacy of Margaret 'The Unsinkable' Brown, a prominent Denver socialite and Titanic survivor, anchoring the Victorian Horrors within authentic local history.
Historic Denver actively promotes preservation of cultural heritage sites, balancing public engagement with sustainable care for historic structures.
Keeps you comfortable with varying indoor temperatures during evening performances.
fall specific
The program involves moving through several rooms; easy footwear ensures a relaxed experience.
Useful for safely navigating dark streets or parking lots after the show during winter months.
winter specific
Protects against spring showers while traveling to and from the museum.
spring specific