Undeterred by the eerie atmosphere and the ominous warnings from the townspeople, Arthur sets out to complete his work. During his stay he encounters disturbing and supernatural events, including sightings of a mysterious woman dressed in black, often accompanied by the sounds of a child's cries. Arthur becomes increasingly unnerved as he delves deeper into the dark secrets of the Drablow family and the tragic history of the residence.

This play is masterfully acted by Malcolm James (Arthur Kipps) and Mark Hawkins (The Actor), the only two performers for the duration of the play.  It is no mean feat to keep an audience gripped with such a small cast, however James and Hawkins perfectly orchestrated this spooky story, with no beat missed and the intensity as strong from start to finish.  Lighting Designer Kevin Sleep was able to provide the right amount of suspense with the use of spotlights, warm lighting, together with crackling flashes of light for the many ‘jumpy’ moments.  Safe to say, if you’re of a nervous disposition, this show may not be for you, with plenty of moments that have you shifting in your seat.