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About the show
The Woman in Black has now become a West End institution, playing for over 25 years at the Fortune Theatre. Based on the Susan Hill novella of the same name, audiences from around the world continue to be amazed by this bone-chilling ghost story. On a bare stage, an old man meets an actor and asks for help in telling a ‘shocking’ tale that has to be told. After some initial scepticism the actor buys into the tale, and the story of The Woman in Black comes to life in its own unique way. The pair begin to tell the story of lawyer Arthur Kipps who is sent to the English countryside to settle the estate of Alice Drablow at Eel Marsh House. Hoping for a peaceful few nights, Kipps ignores the strange tales of the villagers about the house and refuses to believe in the ghostly presence that surrounds it.The play has recently been turned into a blockbuster film starring Daniel Radcliffe. The play remains simple in its delivery but is equally as effective. Those who have seen the film will enjoy seeing the story come to light in a different way. With just two actors playing a wide variety of characters, this really is a lesson on stagecraft, and provides a unique experience for audience members who enjoy being scared…
Who Should See It?
Full of scary moments and plenty of suspense, this classic thriller is suitable for anyone who enjoys a bit of horror or traditional ghost stories.The Woman in Black is recommended 12+. Parents are advised to use their discretion when bringing children, as there are some scary moments.
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Characters
- Arthur Kipps - Kipps is played by the older actor, who in this ‘play within a play’ comes to the young actor to ask for help in trying to tell his harrowing story.
- The Actor – The young actor takes on the role of Arthur Kipps in order to tell the story and help the real Arthur impart his dramatic story.
Playing at
Fortune Theatre
Russell Street
London
WC2B 5HH
Seating Plan
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Booking period
SHOW OPENED:
7th Jun 1989
BOOKING FROM:
22nd Jul 2019
BOOKING UNTIL:
28th Mar 2020
Running time
2 hours (including an interval)
Children
Recommended 12+