Based on his screenplay of the same name, Trace Oakley has adapted "The Manitou House" especially for Culver City Public Theatre and their annual Halloween production. Founded in 1998, now in its 22nd year, Culver City Public Theatre is committed to enriching the community by providing classic, contemporary, and original productions, for audiences of all ages. CCPT is know for its summer performances in the park, as well as for its more edgy and intimate productions the rest of the year.

A successful writer, looking for inspiration, moves back to his boyhood town and into the house where he grew up. After a series of very strange occurrences in the house, he finds it is haunted by the baby-sitter he terrorized as a child...

FAQs

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?

Due to limited parking, we recommend that you either use Uber/Lyft or allow additional time for parking.

Will there be food or drinks available for purchase?

Yes! We will have donation-based concessions available before the show, at intermission, and after the show that include water, sparkling water, soft drinks, beer/wine and a signature cocktail (depending on the night), chips, and candy.

Do you accept cards?

Yes! You can purchase your ticket or concessions with either cash or credit card. We recommend purchasing tickets online ahead of time (especially for opening & closing night as these traditionally sell out), but we will also sell tickets on the door.

What's the refund policy?

Unfortunately, we cannot process refunds.

Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?

No - all tickets are non-transferable.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

No - you can show us your ticket on your phone.