Actors Chord Overstreet, Kevin McHale, Becca Tobin, Darren Criss and Jacob Artist attend FX's 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' premiere screening at TCL Chinese Theatre on October 5, 2014 in Hollywood, California. (Photo : Getty Images/Frazer Harrison)
Jacob Artist, 23, has secured a pivotal role in "American Horror Story" Season 6. The "Glee" alumni will join returning cast members Evan Peters, Lady Gaga, Angela Basset, Kathy Bates, Finn Wittrock, Cheyenne Jackson, Wes Bentley, Leslie Jordan, Matt Bomer and Denis O'Hare.
On Sept. 12, Monday, Artist posted a photo of the script on his Instagram account, along with a simple caption, "Day 1." He immediately deleted the said Instagram post. Makers of the anthology horror television series are keeping mum about Artist character, only going as far as to reveal that he will assume a pivotal role in the sixth season.
Details about "American Horror Story" Season 6's plot has been kept secret. What is known about the season's theme is that it will revolve around children and will be more rouge and darker, in contrast to its previous season.
The sixth season, which was rumored to have a subtitle "American Horror Story: The Mist," will reportedly incorporate the notorious disappearance of 1590's Roanoke Colony. The news came to light after TMZ released some photos from "American Horror Story" set in Santa Clarita.
The newsoutlet has also spotted the cast members donned in Pilgrim-era clothing. What's more, the production designers have reportedly built a whole pilgrim house in an undisclosed California forest. It will serve as the season's chief setting.
At the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, screenwriter Ryan Murphy told Gold Derby that fans should just enjoy "American Horror Story" Season 6 as it is without uncovering its official theme and title. It is believed that the strategy could signify the show's suspense genre by astounding the viewers.
"It will be familiar and shocking," Murphy added. "We're playing with a different form, so it's not like any 'Horror' season you've ever seen. It's very, very radically different - the narrative structure of what we're doing."
"American Horror Story" Season 6 is scheduled to air on Sept. 14 on FX. Check out the trailer below:
