The Golden Gays Halloween Show: The Golden Ghouls
A Golden Girls Spooktacular Drag Show
Sunday, October 6th, 2024
4 PM
About the Show
Picture it: Halloween 2024
Your favorite golden aged grannies have been asked to perform at the Shady Pines Halloween Ball, BUT – Just as the show is about to start Sophia has gone missing!
Is this a Halloween trick or has she fled back to Palermo?
Dorothy as the Bride of Frankenstein? Blanche is a Vampire? Rose … is dressed as a Christmas elf?! Will the girls find Sophia before the finale? Will they make it home in time to watch Psycho?
Travel down the spooky road and back again to find out! One lucky audience member will become the next Ma, uh, Mummy, uh, #TokenSophia
Join us for a night you won’t forget.
Grab your pals and confidants, dress up in your best spooky Golden attire, and get ready to have a hauntingly good time with The Golden Ghouls!
The Creative Team
The Golden Gays™ formed in 2017 and have been delighting crowds all over the U.S., in Mexico, London and in the middle of the ocean ever since. Their loyal fanbase has only grown throughout the years, and they are honored to perform as these show-stopping women.
After first appearing at RuPaul’s DragCon NYC 2017, and then at the famed Rue-La-Rue Cafe in Washington Heights, New York, The Golden Gays NYC went on to perform sold-out engagements Off-Broadway and set their sights on touring across the country. Along the way, they premiered their musical game show “The Golden Games” with Mrs. Kasha Davis and Aggy Dune, performed at Pride festivals, debuted their original holiday musical, “Thank YULE for Being a Friend,” and more – all for their biggest supporters, which they call the #FriendsOfClayton. “It’s like a drag barbershop trio, Pitch Perfect, and the Hallmark Channel got together to put on a show!”
Originally created by Andy Crosten, Gerry Mastrolia, Jason B. Schmidt and Mason Griffin, the Golden Gays NYC set out to create Golden Girls musicals they would want to see on the stage!
COVID-19 Policy
We are no longer requiring masks in our theater. Masks are still encouraged to help keep our performers and audience members safe, but they are not required.
NOTE: This policy is subject to change at any moment to reflect changing local, state, and federal regulations. Please return before your scheduled performance date to see our most recent policy.
About Season 39:
Connections
Decade Sponsor: Joann Clark
Each production in Season 39 is a testament to the transformative and unifying force of love, showcasing the beauty of acceptance, understanding, and empathy. As we come together to experience these powerful stories, we invite our community members to join us on a journey of exploration and connection, celebrating the rich tapestry of human experiences.
