We summon you on Sunday, November 1st at 7 p.m. to the Great Hall, where a cortège of excommunicated choristers gathers to ask a question the living cannot answer: what happens when we die? Witches, friars, hermits, and heathens convene on hallowed grounds, reckoning with the fear and fascination of what lies beyond the veil.  As our pilgrims explore immortal works from Verdi’s otherworldly telling of Macbeth to Elgar’s eerie choral apologue Death on the Hills, fear, peace, judgment, and relief are unearthed as Death and his shadowy train ride across the hill.

Featuring Nicholas Borg, Victoria Borg, Ryan Downey, Gwenna Fairchild-Taylor, Claire Harris, Leanne Kaufman, John Kirby, Megan Quick, and Daevyd Pepper.

Works by Elgar, Verdi, Barber, Clarke, Britten, Heggie, and more.

This is a general admission seated performance. All seating is first-come, first served.

We encourage you to arrive early to get a seat, get a drink, and get settled in!

There are stairs required to reach the hall, but there is a lift elevator for any who require it. If you require the elevator, please ask security upon your arrival. There are accessible washrooms on the same level as the hall. If you have any other accessibility requirements or concerns, please reach out to deathonthehills@gmail.com.