October 27–31
The Grange Hall, West Tisbury

An Invitation to Hotel Le Grangé

This Halloween, check into a hotel unlike any other. Step inside Hotel Le Grangé and join celebrated star of stage and screen Vivienne Vale for her Vaudeville Revue: part variety show, part immersive theater, featuring a curious company of performers, live music, comedy, dance, and slightly strange delights.

Event Details

Tickets are $25 per person

Tuesday–Friday

October 27–30

6:30 PM: Doors open
7:30 PM: The performance starts

Saturday

October 31

Early Show
5 PM: Doors open
6 PM: The performance starts

Late Show
7:45 PM: Doors open
8:30 PM: The performance starts

Plan Your Visit to Hotel Le Grangé


Arrival & Seating

The doors to the Orchid Ballroom will open one hour before your ticketed performance, with the exception of Saturday evening’s 8:30 p.m. performance, when doors will open 45 minutes before.

We encourage you to arrive during the hour before the revue, to order a drink in the Afterlight Lounge and find your seat in the Orchid Ballroom before Miss Vale and her company take the stage.

Seating is by general admission, with a mix of tables and traditional seating available on a first-come basis.

And do be punctual. Once the revue begins, the doors will close. Miss Vale does not permit latecomers.

The Afterlight Lounge

The Afterlight Lounge will be open throughout the evening, offering light snacks, drinks, and alcoholic beverages for guests ages 21+.


Halloween Night Guests

If you are attending Saturday’s 6 p.m. performance, the revue will conclude around 7 p.m. We ask that all guests depart Hotel Le Grangé by 7:30 p.m. as we prepare the Orchid Ballroom for Miss Vale’s final performance of the evening.

Guests attending the 8:30 p.m. performance may begin entering at 7:45 p.m.

Dress for the Occasion

An evening in the Orchid Ballroom calls for a little flair. Vintage finery, cocktail attire, costumes, and other imaginative interpretations are warmly encouraged. Miss Vale appreciates a guest who knows how to make an entrance, provided it doesn’t outshine her own.

A Glimpse of Last Year