October 24th & 25th, 2025 7:30PM - 9PM $25 Join comedian Eli Pasic as he presents his one-man musical comedy, The Exorcist: An Operetta. A tongue-in-cheek variation of the 1970s horror classic, Eli Pasic will render the tale by way of narration, dialogue, and song. Don't miss a tuneful jaunt through this dazzling portal to hell. You'll be possessed with laughter from start to finish. Eli studied piano and composition at Berklee College of Music and was mentored by Broadway orchestrator Larry Blank (The Producers, The Drowsy Chaperone). He's written a musical comedy with composer Henry Krieger (Dreamgirls, Side Show), which has been published by Broadway Licensing. His songs can be found on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and other streaming platforms. For more details, visit linktr.ee/elipasic. “Imagine if famed operettists Gilbert and Sullivan wrote ‘The Exorcist’…it would be filled with romance, charming rhymes, peppy melodies, and devilishly funny jokes. Thankfully Eli Pasic has done just that and created the best operetta no one asked for.” —Robyn Grant-Moran, Intermission Magazine “His lyrics are clever and sometimes surprising, and yes, they incorporate all the profanity and bodily fluids of the original, set to the rousing choruses full of party guests and servants that are the hallmarks of the musical form. It’s a delightfully strange mashup…and entirely enjoyable, a…smooth operetta.” — Ilana Lucas, Broadway World Audience Advisory: Mature subject matter, offensive language, showtunes.

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