PH Coffee announces Hocus Pocus themed pop-up bar

Abby Hoover
Managing Editor

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PH Coffee is once again partnering with Rising Tide Productions to create a pop-up bar eventbased on Hocus Pocus, “Amuck, Amuck, Amuck!” written and directed by Casey Jane.

Get ready to run Amuck, Amuck, Amuck with the Sanderson Sisters! Your favorite soul-sucking sirens of Salem have returned for an evening filled with live music and parodies that will have you singing, laughing, and dancing ‘til you die!

Join them for spooky cocktail concoctions and snacks in this Hocus Pocus inspired pop-up — Haunting PH Coffee for the third year in a row, on six select dates from October 19 through October 28.

The show features Rising Tide Productions’ Casey Jane, Katelyn Baron and Briana Marxen-McCollom.

This event originally premiered in 2021 with Kansas City Public Theatre. In July, Rising TideProductions partnered with PH Coffee to create a pop-up event, “The-Pop-Up-That-Must-Not-Be-Named!” which raised over $2,000 for Lion House, a subsidiary of Our Spot KC. Prior to that, PH Coffee originally partnered with Rising Tide last December for a cabaret singing event, “The Northeast Pole.”

This updated 2023 edition of the pop-up bar will feature an hour of live entertainment with new comedic bits, songs and interactive gameplay. After the show, stick around to steal a picture with the Sanderson sisters. Guests are encouraged to dress to impress.

This year, enjoy Thursday, Friday & Saturday performances only. Advanced reservations are recommended, visit ph.coffee/amuck-amuck-amuck.

The show is suggested for ages 8+. Doors open at 7 p.m., with a 7:30 p.m. showtime. The bar will remain open until 10 p.m.

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