London Horror Festival
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To Be a Bat – London Horror Festival, The Space
Writer: ariella como stoian Director: Susie MacDonald This play is a domestic drama about bereavement, a science fiction story, and…
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Mary Shelley: Muthamonster – London Horror Festival, Pleasance
Writer: Nic Lamont Director: Adam Rhys-Davies Mary Shelley is the mother of the science-fiction genre, and now punk-rock prodigy in…
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Scare Slam – London Horror Festival, Pleasance
Creator: Blackshaw Theatre In an age of climate change and pandemics, the supernatural is not nearly as scary as the…
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Lights Out – London Horror Festival, Pleasance
Creators: Merely Roleplayers The atmosphere is promisingly ghoulish. Four people sit at black-draped tables. Each has a candle in front…
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Birdwatching – London Horror Festival, The Space, London
Writer: Miranda Barrett Director: Lydia Harper In an industry busy with its fair share of tragedies, musicals and comedies, the…
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Providence – Old Red Lion, London
Writers & Directors: Dominic Allen and Simon Maeder Reviewer: Maryam Philpott With Halloween almost upon us, our thoughts turn to…
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Hubert is Very Dead – Old Red Lion Theatre, London
Writer / Director: The Company Reviewer: Maryam Philpott With only a week to Halloween, the London Horror Festival is in…
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The Wolves of Erin – Old Red Lion Theatre, London
Writer: Ed Hartland Director: Stuart Vincent Reviewer: Tom Finch On a rainy night, in an old barn somewhere in the…
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