A truly terrifying theatrical experience written and directed by The League of Gentlemen's master of the macabre, Jeremy Dyson, and Andy Nyman, co-creator and director of Derren Brown's television and stage shows and star of Dead Set and Severance.

 

Ghost Stories has been a phenomenon since it opened at the Liverpool playhouse on February 4th 2010. From there it moved to the Lyric theatre Hammersmith before transferring to the Duke of Yorks theatre in the West End, opening on June 25th 2010. Since opening it has broken box office records at all 3 theatres it’s been at, as well as thrilling over 200,000 audience members who have all jumped, laughed & screamed like never before in a theatre. The show was also awarded a remarkable accolade when it was nominated for 2 Olivier Awards in 2011, Best Sound & Best Entertainment.

 

The totally unique West End show comes from the truly talented and dark minds of Andy & The League of Gentlemen's master of the macabre, Jeremy Dyson. Jeremy & Andy, best friends for almost 30 years, co-wrote the show and co-directed it along with Sean Holmes.

 

Ghost Stories received rave reviews and has developed a cult following among horror fans, theatre goers and the general public alike. A heart-pounding theatrical experience, Ghost Stories has left even the most hardened of viewers gasping for breath and reaching for their coats to hide behind. Truly not for the feint hearted or those of a nervous disposition, but perfect for anyone who wants a thrilling night out they'll never forget, Ghost Stories carries an advisory age limit of 15+.

 

Ghost Stories mixes the very best of theatre with the buzz of a thrill-ride, delivering something unforgettable. Just keep telling yourself it's only a show.

You have been warned!

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London's West End - The Duke of Yorks Theatre

 

On April 1st 2011 'Ghost Stories' makes it's North American premier in Toronto at the Panasonic theatre.

Toronto - The Panasonic Theatre

"Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman's horror play does a fine job of intriguing, amusing, unsettloing and, yes, scaring the willies out of you. Dyson and Nyman... know how to make hokum plausible and vivid It's short, sharp and shockingly good fun. There's a reason... this show broke all Box Office records in its runs in Liverpool and Hammersmith this year"
Times, Dominic Maxwell

Jump-out-of-your-seat shocks!"
Time Out

"A whole lot of fiendish fun. A supremely entertaining thrill-ride."
City AM