Are you ready to get into the spooky spirit for Halloween? Are you searching for some horror to make your blood run cold? Or do you fancy immersing yourself in a good, old fashioned ghost story?
From the thrilling to the chilling, the satirical to the sinister, the Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, has some frightfully good shows to keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the autumn, winter and into the New Year.
If you’re looking for an old-school spine-tingler, don’t miss John Goodrum’s eerie play The Signalman (11-13 Sep), based on Charles Dickens’ classic Victorian ghost story. Or, give yourself the fright of your life with the big-screen showing of Psycho in Concert (31 Oct), accompanied by Bernard Herrmann’s chilling music performed live by The Limelight Orchestra.
Crime fans are in for a treat (or trick) with a genuinely terrifying production of Agatha Christie’sAnd Then There Were None (23-27 Jan 2024), the bestselling crime novel of all time. If true crime is more up your alley, make sure you catch Scottish detective David Swindle in The Makings of a Murderer (14 Sep) as he gives a chilling insight into the minds of some of Britain’s most notorious serial killers – it would be a crime not to!
If you haven’t already experienced Susan Hill’s critically-acclaimed ghost story The Woman in Black (27 Nov-2 Dec), now is your chance. Brilliantly delivering atmosphere, illusion and horror this international theatrical event is not to be missed. Or experience a new way of ghost storytelling in Do You Believe In Ghosts? (19 Sep), a haunting original play that promises to be unlike anything you have seen before. If you need a bit of comic relief with all this paranormal activity, catch the brilliantly funny, adrenaline-filled, supernatural thriller 2:22 A Ghost Story (7-11 May 2024), where secrets emerge and ghosts may or may not appear…
If all of this sounds a little too spooky for your liking, you can still get into the spirit (pun intended) with Buffy Revamped (7 Feb 2024). This funny, satirical parody of the hit 90s TV show is perfect for Buffy aficionados and those who never enrolled at Sunnydale High alike.
For more information and to book tickets, visit www.trch.co.uk or call the Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall box office on 0115 989 5555.
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