The Grand Guignol was a Parisian French theater that reveled in the kind of horror you’re not supposed to like but do. The fourth installment of Third Eye Theatre’s experiment with the genre features eye gouging, the mentally disabled and a guy who thinks he’s a glass of orange juice. The four acts in the production don’t exactly inspire fear, but the venue, the Kenton Masonic Lodge, is just secluded and creepy enough to make any performance feel like a stroll through your dead grandmother’s house. The “stage”—actually the floor of the lodge’s huge ballroom—has sparse, improvised seating that would make you feel isolated if it weren’t for all the awkwardness in the room. The performers are zany, and the show is, at times, interactive. So your real fear is of what these crazy people might do to you out here in Kenton.

Where: Kenton Masonic Lodge
Phone: 970-8874
Address: 8130 N Denver Ave.
Website: www.thirdeyetheatre.org