Thur 10 Dec - Don't Go Into the Cellar! A Ghost Story for Christmas

TOWCESTER MILL BREWERY LIMITED

£15

This Christmas, enjoy a theatrical performance from Don't Go Into The Cellar, for their third show here at the Mill. In the macabre tradition of the BBC's classic 1970s programme, A Ghost Story for Christmas is a theatre show featuring festive Edwardian spine-chillers adapted from the M.R. James originals. An evening of vengeful revenants, restless spirits and malevolent ghouls is guaranteed for those brave enough to join us! Award-winning actor and writer Jonathan Goodwin portrays Montague Rhodes James in a show scripted by himself. Formed in 2010, Don't Go into The Cellar! is the UK's finest

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