Beloit, WI--No one was sure if a soul would show up for the first-ever Halloween celebration at the Castle @ 501 Prospect in Beloit. Not even the spirits of “Presbyterians Past” that surely reside in the venerable edifice could be sure that there would be a useful turnout of haunt-able humans on such a windy, chilly and thoroughly morbid autumn evening. But when the Witching Hour began at 7PM, ghouls, goblins, fiends, phantoms, witches, warlocks…and one gigantic ballerina…sto

The Castle faithful erupted with 60s style teenage screams as the image of Ed Sullivan appeared on the video screen. No…they were not screaming for Ed. They were reliving that magic moment when Ed brought the Beatles into our homes, changing popular music forever. Beatlemania, the third in a series of summer dinner shows at The Castle @ 501 Prospect in Beloit, WI, was everything it was promised to be…and more! Variety, nostalgia, comedy, remarkable talent and a totally unique

Just as Mrs. Robinson stole the heart of young Benjamin Braddock in the 1967 classic, “The Graduate,” the audience at the Castle @ 501 Prospect in Beloit, WI was swept off it’s feet by another summer series dinner show in the Castle Theater, this time an homage to the creators of “The Graduate” soundtrack, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel. With a theme of “Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and a Good Thyme” the evening featured performances by the Milwaukee duo, Kevin Patrick and Greg Gera