For one night only, Lincoln Hall was home a collection of macabre and spine tingling stories. WildClaw Theater was holding its 11th annual competition for horror stories staged as radio plays. Five finalists were read aloud, accompanied by expert Foley artists on stage. The five stories, plus some songs and commercial breaks, run a gamut from the overtly scary to the deeply unsettling. This year’s winner, Whisper Trigger tells the story of a man trying to get help getting to sleep with the soothing sounds of the ocean, and gets more than he bargained for. My personal favorite was Migraine, a story about a woman who meets the personification of her migraine and chaos ensues. The other stories included the horror standards of being haunted by family members, terror at an insane asylum, and the horrifying experiments of a mad scientist, each with their own twist on the tropes.