Immersive Victorian Horror at Rosemount Museum

This October, step inside Rosemount Museum after dark for Night Terrors 2026, Searcher Collective's intimate journey into the strange, sinister world of Victorian horror. In small groups, audiences move from room to room through the historic mansion, encountering four stories of things that refuse to stay safely outside: something stalking three women across a lonely moor, an old woman troubled by a face in the mirror, a ghost attempting the impossible, a changing picture revealing a horror one frame at a time, and a passenger who discovers that his shipboard cabin is already occupied.

Told through live performance, theatrical storytelling, unexpected effects, and a chilling binaural audio experience, each room draws you deeper into a different nightmare. Sometimes eerie, sometimes darkly funny, and sometimes frighteningly close, Night Terrors isn't a haunted house. It's an hour inside the stories.

Entry times are limited and begin every 15 minutes.

Choose your time, gather your courage, and step inside.

PERFORMANCE DATES & TIMES
October 8–11 & 15–18, 2026

Thursday–Saturday: 6:00–9:00 PM
Sunday: 4:00–7:00 PM
Timed entries every 15 minutes

Rosemount Museum
419 W. 14th Street

Pueblo, CO 81003 (Rosemount)

Tickets
General Admission: $25
Children 12 & Under / Rosemount Museum Members: $20

Recommended for ages 12+
Running time: approximately 60 minutes

No Door Against the Dark

by Tierra Izzo | Performed by Zoe Flack

Three women cross a lonely moor in search of something better left undiscovered. By nightfall, they may learn that some doors protect you and some invitations cannot be taken back.

The Spirit of It

freely adapted by Tierra Izzo based on “The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost,” by H.G. Wells | Performed by Gleason Bauer

A ghost has been trying to remember one impossible sequence for nearly two centuries. Tonight, she may finally have enough help.

Regarding No. 978

freely adapted by Tierra Izzo based on “The Mezzotint,” by M. R. James | Performed by Sammie Joe Kinnet

An ordinary antique print begins to change, revealing a terrible scene unfolding one image at a time.

Rosemount Museum, located just north of downtown Pueblo at 419 West 14th Street, is a 126 year old house museum that invites visitors to step back in time to the elegant Victorian age.  The museum is open for guided tours Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. February through December.  Contact the museum by calling (719) 545-5290, email ddarrow@rosemount.org or the museum website at www.rosemount.org.

Rosemount Museum is pleased to partner with Searcher Collective to bring adventurous experiences to Pueblo and to offer guests a glimpse of the mansion that will hopefully spark their interest and have them return in the future for a tour.

Don't forget to use your exclusive $3 discount with your Night Terrors tickets through November.

Zoe Flack | Actor

Zoe is honored to be returning to the Rosemount for her second season of Night Terrors. Locally, Zoe has also performed in Peter and the Starcatcher (Smee) with First Company, and Revlon Girl (Jean) with SET. Previously, Zoe has acted in Chicago and across southern California. She received her BFA in Theatre Performance from Chapman University. She would like to thank her husband, David, and her family for their endless support

Barbara Summerville | Actor

Barbara Summerville performed in Night Terrors season 2 at the Rosemount doing a story by Louisa May Alcott called : The Mummy's Curse. She has performed extensively in Colorado Springs for the past 20 years.

Gleason Bauer | Actor

Gleason serves as the Fine Arts Center Theatre Company's Artistic Associate, working alongside the Artistic Director on season programming and community initiatives. Their design work was last seen at the FAC in CURIOUS GEORGE and NAKED MOLE RAT GETS DRESSED, and with the Boulder-based Catamounts, where they designed scenic installations inside six shipping containers for the immersive UNCONTAINABLE, and costumes and immersive set installations for the award-winning A TOWN CALLED HARRIS at the Westminster Historical Society. Gleason also directed last season's acclaimed production of THE ROOMMATE at the FAC and will direct this season's GROUNDED. Gleason has held faculty positions at Pomona, Colorado College, Naropa University, and Marlborough School.

Sammie Joe Kinnet | Actor

Sammie Joe Kinnett has been acting in the Colorado theater community for over 20 years, taking pride in growing as an artist across the region’s finest stages. He is thrilled to partner with The Searcher Collective for this work. You may have seen him in productions here at Theatreworks, as well as the Millibo Art Theatre, Fine Arts Center, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, the Arvada Center, Lonetree Arts Center, and Boulder Ensemble Theatre. He sends boundless love and thanks to his incredible family: his son Wesly, the world's most wonderful young man who has grown up entirely too fast.

Nicholas Izzo | Actor

Upon moving back to Tucson en route to L.A. he got his first lead role in a medium length film Date of the Dead which has now been turned into a feature length film.  He also met an amazing acting coach who advised him to go to Atlanta as opposed to LA and so with everything he could fit in his SUV he headed south.  Within months he got his first role in a paid independent feature, Patient.  He also acquired his first agent and booked his first Co-Star role on Drop Dead Diva making him eligible for SAG-AFTRA. Most recently he worked with the same team from Patient in the Atlanta 48-hour film festival on a film called Re Inc for which he was nominated for Best Actor out of over 80 films.  In his spare time, Izzo plays piano, soccer, guitar and likes to be outdoors in any capacity including rock climbing.