Prepare to be immersed in a ritual bath of blood, fire, and magic, fixated within the blistering, visceral spectacle of pain that only the auditory screams of extreme metal can accompany. Get lost in a demonic, pulsating labyrinth of the grotesque: bodies writhing and melting, rising and plummeting in an electrifying death-drop of a performance destined to take your breath away even as it threatens to never return it.

Ceremony of the Faceless is an original movement-focused scare attraction presented by the Baltimore Rock Opera Society. This immersive experience blends excitement, terror, and pageantry, creating an intense 35-minute spectacle of dance, gore, and extreme metal music. This performance is not for the faint. 18+ mature adults only.

Pitched by John De Campos, Written and Directed by Philip Doccolo

Music by Blightbeast X Revvnant

Poster art by John De Campos

The show opens October 11th, 2024 to October 31st, 2024 at 1915 Maryland Ave, in the Station North district of Baltimore, Maryland.

Content Warnings: Blood, simulated animal sacrifice, strobe lights, optional audience participation, general sensory-overload (sounds, smells, lights, etc.)

Thank you to our grant funders and partners, they include: The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, The John J. Leidy Foundation, Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund, T Rowe Price Foundation, Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA), Bloomberg Arts Internship (BAI) Program, and The Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC.Org).

We also wish to thank our Volunteers, Donors, Supporting Members and Sponsors. BROS cannot do it without you!

FAQs

Where is the venue? 1915 Maryland St. It is part of the North Avenue Market building. It's our first time at this awesome location in Station North! The facade kinda looks like the Alamo, and we'll have some clear indicators near the door.

Where do I park? There is street parking around the venue, but your best bet may be one of the nearby parking garages or lots. The closest lot is located at 1915 Howard St, operated by Airgarage. Public transportation is also an option as the venue is right on the Maryland Avenue bike lane, near multiple major bus stops, and about three blocks from Penn Station.

When should I arrive? The lobby will be open 45 minutes before showtime, to enjoy cocktails and mingle with your fellow initiates. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to show time. 

What if I'm late? Unfortunately, due to the immersive nature of the show, we cannot accomodate late arrivals. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to show time! 

Can I transfer my ticket to a different night? You bet! Just email boxoffice@baltimorerockopera.org and if your ticket type is still for sale on that night we will transfer you post-haste!

Will tickets be available at the door? Only if we haven't sold out.

What's the refund policy? Full refunds are available until 7 days before the show curtain time. Email boxoffice@baltimorerockopera.org for your refund. Under 7 days before the event, no refunds are available but you can still transfer your ticket to any show that still has tickets available. Remember BROS is a 501C3 nonprofit, so your ticket donation is greatly appreciated!

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? Nope! Just show us your confirmation email or give us your name when you arrive. Save a tree!

Is the venue handicap-accessible? It is! Everything is on the ground floor and all elevated areas are accessible via ramps.

Can I bring my own booze? NOPE, but you best believe BROS will be selling delicious alcoholic beverages for attendees over 21, including beer and craft cocktails – as well as sodas, water, and popcorn! Support BROS by buying our stuff!

What about kids? Ceremony of the Faceless is strictly 18+!

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Looking to learn about traditional animation from a BROS member? Come on down to the Baltimore Rock Opera Society HQ Saturday October 19th and take a small breakdown class and tutorial from local animator and visual artist, Eli Copperman. Winner for Best Animation at the Newsfest Film & Writers Festival, Eli is an animation alumni from MICA who has dedicated his talents and input on several BROS productions and has been trained in 2D animation since high school. He is also currently helping out with Ceremony of the Faceless and working on his personal projects in his spare time. Learn more about the principles of animation from 1-4 PM Saturday the 19th from Eli at 3304 Greenmount Ave and see how you can be involved in the BROS community. 20 people maximum.

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