If you’ve ever wished the Sanderson Sisters could belt like Broadway divas and roast like club comics, your broom has arrived. Witch Perfect is a live-singing, comedy parody that takes Hocus Pocus and turns it into a glitter cannon—starring Tina Burner (Winifred), Scarlet Envy (Sara), and Alexis Michelle (Mary), all famed alumni of RuPaul’s Drag Race. The witches’ brew? Pop smashes, Disney classics with wicked twists, and stage-door-ready vocals that culminate in the ultimate incantation: “I Put a Spell on You.”

Why it hits different:
• Vocals for days. No tracks needed—this trio brings real pipes, tight harmonies, and the kind of key-change drama that makes mortals weak.
• Comedy with bite. Expect audience asides, topical jabs, and camp couture that could hypnotize a Salem jury.
• Fan-service gold. If you know the film by heart, you’ll catch the winks; if you don’t, the jokes and jukebox magic still slay.
• Dress code? Think spellbinding. The sisters will bring the vocals—bring your most photogenic gasp.

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You’ve seen the movie a dozen times. You’ve hummed the theme in the grocery aisle. Now do it right: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in Concert with CineConcerts and the Sacramento Philharmonic.

Plan like a prefect:
1 Pick your showtime — Fri, Oct 17 at 7:30 pm (evening enchantment) or Sat, Oct 18 at 1:30 pm (matinee magic).
2 Choose your seat tier — $69.50–$154.50. If you live for soaring French horns, sit mid-hall where the blend is glorious.
3 Arrive early. Parking, merch, photos, snacks—give yourself time to settle before the downbeat.
4 Mind the cues. The orchestra plays every note live to the film; it’s breathtaking. Save big reactions for music swells (trust us, they’ll come).
5 Make it a night. Post-concert, grab dessert and dissect plot twists (“Werewolves? As a third-year?”).

Why this concert hits different: John Williams’ score is equal parts mystery, mischief, and heart. Hearing it live while the story unfolds in HD turns familiar scenes into first-time magic—like discovering a secret passage you’ve somehow missed.

Tickets & Info: (916) 808-5181 • sacphilopera.org/production/hp3/
Prices: $69.50, $79.50, $89.50, $99.50 & $154.50

Bring your inner third-year. Leave with a humming Patronus.

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Looking for a Halloween event that’s equal parts haunted, provocative, and just a little unhinged? Enter Rogue Music Project’s TOXIC, a wickedly fun cabaret where creepy classics get reimagined, familiar songs turn deliciously eerie, and musical mischief raises the spirits—literally. One night only: Friday, October 24, 2025, at Antiquité Midtown, with two performances at 6:00 pm and 8:30 pm (doors 30 minutes prior).

This conjuring circle features some of Sacramento’s most spellbinding voices: Carrie Hennessey, Omari Tau, Sarah Fitch, and Kevin Doherty. They’re joined by a killer band—Jennifer Reason on keyboard, Brett Cole on bass, and Tim Stephenson on drums—ready to turn goosebumps into full-body chills. Expect moody harmonies, unexpected mashups, and arrangements that take “boo” far beyond the jump-scare.

Tickets are a treat, not a trick: General Admission $35 and VIP Seating $60. VIP puts you closer to the cauldron—perfect if you like your vocals up-close and your basslines in the bloodstream. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase; street parking surrounds the venue. And yes, costumes are encouraged—bring your dramatic capes, glitter fangs, and your best “undead but make it fashion.”

Why TOXIC? Because it’s the kind of show that winks while it wails. It’s Halloween, but sophisticated—no plastic tombstones required. You’ll leave humming, spooked, and slightly smitten with the dark side of the songbook.

Quick Bite

• What: Rogue Music Project presents TOXIC (cabaret)
• When: Fri, Oct 24, 2025 — 6:00 pm & 8:30 pm
• Where: Antiquité Midtown
• Tickets: $35 GA / $60 VIP
• Extras: Drinks for purchase, street parking, costumes encouraged

Secure your seat, summon your coven, and prepare for a night that’s scary good.

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