The Enfield Poltergeist (SOLD OUT)

The Enfield Poltergeist is a gripping dramatisation of the infamous 1977 case, delving into the human stories intertwined with the eerie headlines of paranormal activity. Set within the walls of a supposedly haunted council house in Enfield, it follows Maurice Grosse, a man seeking redemption after the tragic loss of his daughter, as he investigates mysterious occurrences centering around a particular girl.

Kiera Rhodes and Paul Voodini portray troubled characters brought together by haunting pasts, both striving to solve the enigma of the poltergeist while confronting their own inner demons.

Reviews

“Captivating and haunting, a must-see for fans of true crime and the supernatural.” — The Observer

“A poignant exploration of grief that resonates on many levels.” — Theatre Weekly

Practical info

TICKETS: £12/£10 concessions. This show is now SOLD OUT. A returns queue will operate from 7pm at the door.

SEATING: Please note that row H, the back row, has high bench seating. The auditorium features steps up the centre aisle, so book at the front if you have difficulty with steps or heights.

GUIDANCE: Suitable for ages 16 and above. Not recommended for young children due to occasional strong language, an instance of strobe lighting, several blackouts, and loud noises. Themes include the death of a child, loss, and grieving.

RUNNING TIME: 50 minutes, no interval.

LATECOMERS: Latecomers will not be admitted.

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