David Arquette is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Scream this October with the “Behind the Scream” tour, a 14-date theater-hopping trip featuring screenings of the classic slasher film followed by the actor sharing stories about the movie.
The “Behind the Scream” tour begins October 8th in Roanoke, Virginia at Berglund Performing Arts Theatre. The event comes to Jacksonville, Florida, Englewood, New Jersey, Akron, Ohio, Bloomington, Illinois, and Austin, Texas. The tour wraps up October 31st in Torrington, Connecticut at the Oneglia Auditorium in the Warner Theatre.
Tickets are available for some dates via Ticketmaster. Tickets for all other dates can be found here. VIP tickets offering the best seats and post-show photos with Arquette are available.
At each stop, after a showing of the 1996 horror film, Arquette will be in person to share behind the scenes tales, anecdotes and insights about the effects of Scream on his career and horror films. Audience members will also have a chance to ask the actor questions.
Arquette played police officer Dwight “Dewey” Riley in the first five films of the horror franchise initially directed by Wes Craven. Scream 4 from 2011 was the last film Craven directed before his death in 2015. In the 2022 reboot of the franchise and the fifth film, Riley was killed off by the film’s masked antagonist Ghostface.
In July, Marco Beltrami’s score from the original film was released on vinyl in celebration of the franchise’s 30th anniversary (order here). The month prior, Scream 4 was put out in a 4K Steelbook and a limited-edition VHS to mark 15 years since Craven’s final directing effort. The 4K edition of Scream can also be purchased here.
“Behind the Scream” Tour Dates:
10/08 — Roanoke, VA @ Berglund Performing Arts Theatre
10/09 — Englewood, NJ @ Bergen Performing Arts Center
10/10 — Jacksonville, FL @ Florida Theatre Jacksonville
10/14 — Rapid City, SD @ Fine Arts Theatre at The Monument
10/15 — Sioux Falls, SD @ Washington Pavilion of Arts & Science
10/21 — Akron, OH @ EJ Thomas Hall
10/22 — Wabash, IN @ Honeywell Center
10/23 — Bloomington, IL @ Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
10/24 — Aurora, IL @ Paramount Theatre Aurora
10/25 — Cedar Rapids, IA @ Paramount Theatre Cedar Rapids
10/28 — Austin, TX @ Bass Concert Hall
10/29 — Lowell, MA @ Lowell Memorial Auditorium
10/30 — Schenectady, NY @ Proctors Theatre
10/31 — Torrington, CT @ Warner Theatre (Oneglia Auditorium)
