Dunedin Public Theater will bring Broadway favorites and Halloween-themed music to a 138-year-old chapel Friday, Oct. 23, with a one-night cabaret supporting the nonprofit's plans for a permanent performing arts venue.

"Broadway After Dark: A Halloween Cabaret" will take place at Andrews Memorial Chapel, 1899 San Mateo Drive. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with the performance beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range from $30 to $55.

The show marks the organization's 25th event, according to the Dunedin Daily.

Broadway performers bring Halloween music to historic setting

Musical director and pianist Juan Rodriguez will lead a cast featuring master of ceremonies and singer Colleen Cherry, drummer Andrea Tafelski and vocalists Ryan Joustra, Mariella Zeno and John Perez.

The program will combine Broadway and musical theater selections with Halloween-themed songs and jazz.

Costumes are encouraged, although attendees are asked to avoid oversized headpieces that could obstruct other audience members' views. Snacks and beverages will be available for suggested donations.

"Broadway After Dark: A Halloween Cabaret is our 25th event, and it captures the kind of experience we want to bring to Dunedin," Elizabeth Brincklow, co-founder and board chair of Dunedin Public Theater, said in the announcement.

Brincklow described the event as an opportunity for audiences to enjoy live performances while supporting the organization's long-term plans.

Nonprofit works toward permanent 325-seat theater

Dunedin Public Theater is an all-volunteer nonprofit working to establish a permanent, 325-seat performing arts venue in the city.

The proposed theater would host live theater, music, comedy, dance and film, creating a dedicated spac