Ghost stories did not disappoint! Everyone who knows me knows how excited I have been about this production and it was one of the best shows I have ever seen.
One absolutely amazingly terrifying show brought to you by innovative director:
Ghost Stories, the hit horror play written by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, has captivated audiences since its debut in early 2010. After premiering, it quickly moved to London’s Lyric Hammersmith for an extended run before transferring to the Duke of York’s Theatre in the West End, where it played for a year. In February 2014, the production relocated to the Arts Theatre for another successful year. By 2015, Ghost Stories had ventured overseas, thrilling audiences at the Sydney Opera House before embarking on a nationwide tour across Australia.
The play draws inspiration from traditional ghost stories and horror genres, paying homage to classic storytelling while introducing contemporary twists that keep audiences guessing until the very end.
Since its premiere, Ghost Stories has received widespread critical acclaim, including an Olivier Award nomination, for its storytelling and production quality. Its enduring popularity has led to multiple revivals, with audiences returning for the spine-chilling experience.
Much of the play takes place in near darkness, with minimal lighting such as torches or car headlights, enhancing the suspense and fear factor!
Please don’t miss it!
I’m Cassie, a mum of 3, (most of the time I haven’t had chance to straighten my hair or drink a hot cup of tea) trying to juggle life as we all are and failing some of the time, but try and see my glass as half full!