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Haunted Shadows: The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit - Skipton Town Hall

About Haunted Shadows: The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit - Skipton Town Hall
An expert at chilling the spine and curdling the blood, Edith Nesbit relates three of her best Gothic tales while recalling her own childhood terrors. In The Shadow, a repressed housekeeper encounters an abominable entity, while in The Pavilion the shadow of a long-dead necromancer envelops a social gathering. Finally, a deranged young woman harbours a deadly secret in a rediscovered story called A Strange Experience.
Following the success of The Masks of Aphra Behn, Claire Louise Amias returns with this gripping insight into the darker side of Edith Nesbit, author of The Railway Children. Renowned horror expert Jonathan Rigby directs this chilling one-woman show.
Performances
Performance Date & Time | Ticket Price | Ticket Link |
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Saturday 9 May 7pm | Standard: £15.00 | Book Now |
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