Widow’s Bay Comes Hauntingly to Life in Los Angeles
More from Widow’s Bay → 6 videosThis video offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Widow’s Bay moved beyond the screen, turning Los Angeles’ historic Culver Hotel into an immersive version of its eerie coastal setting. For comedy fans, the appeal is seeing the show’s oddball supernatural premise translated into a live environment, while the confirmed creative team and Matthew Rhys’ skeptical mayor give the series a clear performance-driven identity.
For one night, Apple TV transformed the historic Culver Hotel in Los Angeles into the strange and spooky world of Widow’s Bay. The immersive fan experience brought the fictional coastal town to life, giving guests a chance to step inside the supernatural mayhem of the horror-comedy series. Everyone survived. Probably.
Created by Katie Dippold and directed by Hiro Murai, Widow’s Bay stars Matthew Rhys as Tom Loftis, the skeptical mayor of a New England island town who wants to transform his sleepy community into a tourist destination. Unfortunately, the locals may have a point about those centuries-old curses, murderous mists, and other bizarre horrors.
Widow’s Bay Season 1 is streaming now on Apple TV.
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For one night, Apple TV transformed the historic Culver Hotel in Los Angeles into the strange and spooky world of Widow's Bay. The immersive fan experience brought the fictional coastal town to life, giving guests a chance to…
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