The Woman in Black
by Stephen Mallatratt  and Susan Hill.
Directed by David Cox

The haunting begins on All Souls’ Day at the Gryphon Theatre, where The Woman in Black will make its ghostly, ghastly appearance to thrill and chill all who dare to behold this grim and terrifying tale.

One dark night a man with a sorrowful past hires an actor to help him tell a tale that has long haunted him. Several years earlier, on visiting the house of a deceased elderly recluse, he caught sight of the Woman in Black – a spectre which terrified the people of the village nearby. It was said that anyone who saw her suffered tragedy. As the two rehearse the man’s story, it comes alive, in all its terrifying aspects.

The story of The Woman in Black was written by Dame Susan Hill and adapted for the stage by Stephen Mallatratt. It opened in 1989 at The Fortune Theatre in London’s West End and never closed, making it now the second-longest running play on the West End. In 2012 it was made into a film starring Daniel Radcliffe and became the highest grossing British horror film in 20 years. The Woman in Black is the ultimate must-see ghost story.

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PLEASE NOTE:Due to disruptions, latecomers will not be admitted to theatre. Please ensure you have exchanged your ticket for an entry voucher at least 15 minutes prior to show start time. Thank you.

WARNING: Strobe lighting effects are used during this performance.