October 18, 2023
Trine University will host its 13th annual Poe Night on Thursday, Oct. 26.
The historically unlucky number will align with a celebration of the Master of the Macabre beginning at 7 bells (7 p.m.) in Wells Theatre, located inside Taylor Hall on Trine’s Angola campus.
Members of the community, Prof. Lou Ann Homan’s speech class and Trine University’s Drama Club will perform famous stories and poetry by Edgar Allan Poe. Tom Adamson will also perform on the violin.
The event will last about an hour.
Poe Night is free and open to the public, but those who wish to attend should not test their luck, as seating is strictly limited to 75.
Anyone interested in participating can contact Homan for more information at homanl@trine.edu.
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