This February, Hillsborough poses as another small town with elevation in its name and the setting of what Time Magazine called "the most hauntingly original work ever done for American TV.”

That’s right, folks, on Mon. Feb 24, the Hills are the Peaks and Flounder Brewery is the Bang, Bang Bar, when we celebrate Twin Peaks Day (and director David Lynch, who passed away this past Jan) with an immersive LIVE! staging of everyone's favorite WTF murder mystery. Hoist a pint to the Master of Surrealism and sip your Log Lady Lager or Damn Fine Coffee Stout or Red Room Ale every time Dale says Diane.

COST: $20.00.

RUN TIME: 55 min.

Based on the international Twin Peaks pilot by David Lynch and Mark Frost, which was presented as a stand-alone TV movie and included a “closed” ending, our LIVE! presentation stars Carlyle Owens as Special Agent Dale Cooper; Jeff Maschi as Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Leland Palmer, and Killer Bob; Danielle Illario as the “girls of Twin Peaks;” and Michael Jarmus as Pete Martell, Doc Hayward, and assorted other characters.

WITH: costumes, theatrical lighting, music, fog machine, and, of course, extensive sound effects.

PLUS: Jazz vocalist Danielle Illario sings "Falling,” from Julee Cruise’s debut album, Floating into the Night, featuring music composed by Angelo Badalamenti and lyrics written by David Lynch.

AND: a special introduction by writer/podcaster/supernatural sleuth/Twin Peaks scholar, Will Rogers, one half of Guide to the Unknown, a podcast for horror fans and the paranormal-curious.

NOTE: Twin Peaks Day marks the date that FBI Agent Dale Cooper first rolled into a small, idiosyncratic Washington town located “five miles south of the Canadian border, and twelve miles west of the Idaho state line." The time was 11:30 AM.

“Every day, once a day, give yourself a present.” On Mon. Feb 24, give yourself the gift of this.

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RACONTEUR RADIO stages theatrical presentations of vintage radio plays, classic works of literature, and pop culture parodies for live audiences throughout the Tri-State area. To date, they've done over 100 different shows, including Jaws, Die Hard, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Alien '79, The Shining, The Breakfast Club, Empire Strikes Back, Dr. Who & The Empty Child, Terminator 2, Downton Abbey, The Hobbit, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, The Exorcist, Star Trek: The City on the Edge of Forever, and The Twilight Zone, as well as more traditional fare like Sorry, Wrong Number, The Hitchhiker, The Most Dangerous Game, Frankenstein, Sherlock Holmes & The Hound of the Baskervilles, A Christmas Carol, and The War of the Worlds. They've been called "family friendly guerrilla theater" by the New York Times, one of "the 7 best things to do in NJ" by the Newark Star-Ledger, "innovative and entertaining," by the Home News Tribune, and "a radio show on steroids," by the Courier News. As well as "Epic!" by Lev Grossman (of Time Magazine), "utterly unique!" by Kyle Hartzell (of NPR), "dazzling!" by Megan Ryan (of wNYC), "spellbinding!" by Tom Lynch (of Theatre World), "thrilling!" by Barry Monush (of Museum of Television & Radio), and "outstanding!" by Lee Pfeiffer (of Cinema Retro Magazine)