More... Ghost Stories
Ghosts don’t always stay in the past.
Following the sell-out success of last year’s tour, HighTide brings you More…Ghost Stories by candlelight in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
All-new for 2024, gather close for a chilling evening of contemporary tales and music from the ‘Haunted Counties’ of East Anglia.
‘Chillingly modern horror stories, imaginatively written and performed with gothic flair.’ The Stage on Ghost Stories by Candlelight
‘A tight, taut highly entertaining evening…unsettlingly real.’ East Anglian Daily Times
A HighTide production in association with Shakespeare’s Globe, Eastern Angles, Harlow Playhouse and Theatre Royal Bury St Edmund’s.
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Galleries (Seating) £25 – £15
Standing £5
This event is on-site in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Running time TBC
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Composer, Sound Designer and Musical Director
Anna Pool
Designer
Mona Camille
Director
Emily Ling Williams
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