TheLantern
25-10-2010, 07:31
Part of the Professional Season at the Lantern Theatre
THE SIGNALMAN by Charles Dickens
8th November 2010 - 13th November 2010
Time: 7:30pm
Cost: £9.50
Box Office Telephone: 07931975149 (credit/debit cards accepted by phone)
Book Online: Click here for Online Booking (http://www.tickets.lanterntheatre.org.uk/shows/show_menu.php)
Website: www.lanterntheatre.org.uk
Found Theatre, formed by Award Winning writer Simon Corble, return to the Lantern with this gripping tale of ghosts and mystery. Charles Dickens' famous ghost story is told alongside equally chilling tales during this evening of the supernatural that is introduced by the intrepid Victorian psychic investigator, Montagu Furzan.
A curious traveller encounters a lonely, isolated worker in a dark and dismal railway cutting. The man appears strangely troubled; is it his isolation and the tedium of his job that is playing with his mind? Or is there a presence haunting the gloom around the danger light and the black mouth of that oppressive and forbidding tunnel?
This is an evening on the borderland between illusion, madness and the genuinely spooky that makes for a great night of theatre.
"Sinister, atmospheric and with a spine chilling twist in its tail" - City Life
"Hauntingly beautiful" - The Stage
This show is outstanding value for money! Professional theatre for just £9.50 per ticket!
THE SIGNALMAN by Charles Dickens
8th November 2010 - 13th November 2010
Time: 7:30pm
Cost: £9.50
Box Office Telephone: 07931975149 (credit/debit cards accepted by phone)
Book Online: Click here for Online Booking (http://www.tickets.lanterntheatre.org.uk/shows/show_menu.php)
Website: www.lanterntheatre.org.uk
Found Theatre, formed by Award Winning writer Simon Corble, return to the Lantern with this gripping tale of ghosts and mystery. Charles Dickens' famous ghost story is told alongside equally chilling tales during this evening of the supernatural that is introduced by the intrepid Victorian psychic investigator, Montagu Furzan.
A curious traveller encounters a lonely, isolated worker in a dark and dismal railway cutting. The man appears strangely troubled; is it his isolation and the tedium of his job that is playing with his mind? Or is there a presence haunting the gloom around the danger light and the black mouth of that oppressive and forbidding tunnel?
This is an evening on the borderland between illusion, madness and the genuinely spooky that makes for a great night of theatre.
"Sinister, atmospheric and with a spine chilling twist in its tail" - City Life
"Hauntingly beautiful" - The Stage
This show is outstanding value for money! Professional theatre for just £9.50 per ticket!