Experience Chilling Tales at Arlington Arts This Thursday

An evening of spine-tingling storytelling awaits at Arlington Arts on Thursday, October 30. The event, titled Hauntings, features three carefully selected ghost stories, showcasing the talents of acclaimed performer Gerard Logan. Known for his Olivier Award nomination and as the winner of The Stage Newspaper’s Award for Best Solo Show at the 2011 Edinburgh Festival, Logan will present these chilling tales beginning at 20:00.

The performance includes two stories by renowned writer EF Benson: Naboth’s Vineyard, which tells of an unscrupulous lawyer facing just deserts, and The Hanging of Alfred Wadham, where a man’s faith is tested by malevolent forces. Rounding out the evening is MR James‘s classic tale, Oh, Whistle and I’ll Come to You, My Lad, where a medieval spirit haunts an arrogant professor.

Venue Details and Accessibility

The performance will take place at the Snelsmore venue within the Arlington Arts Centre, located in Newbury, RG14 3BQ. Doors open one hour prior to the show, allowing guests to enjoy refreshments at the bar. The auditorium doors typically open half an hour before the performance begins.

For those needing assistance, the venue provides carer and accessible seating options. Interested attendees can reach out via telephone at 01635 244 246 or email [email protected] for inquiries.

Planning Your Visit

Parking information can be found on the Arlington Arts website, along with other details to plan your visit effectively. Please note that there is no cash machine on site, so guests are advised to come prepared. This promises to be an engaging evening for both fans of the ghost story genre and newcomers alike.

For more information about the performance and to book tickets, visit www.gerardlogan.com or the Arlington Arts official site. Prepare for a night of haunting narratives that will linger long after the curtain falls.