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The Woman in Black, a super-spooky gothic horror story
The Woman in Black is based on the 1983 book by Susan Hill. Stephen Mallatrat, who adapted the book for the stage, read the book on a beach in Greece, in the bright, unthreatening sunshine, but still found it an uncomfortable and disturbing experience. A classic in the making with a 1989 film version behind it as well as the 2012 movie, it’s guaranteed to give you a thrill you’re unlikely to forget in a hurry… so much so that some audience members find themselves leaving the lights on a home for weeks afterwards!
The Woman in Black – The story
The play kicks off with a funeral, which sets the tone for the rest of the play. Your worst fears will become reality as the story proceeds, telling the tale of junior solicitor Arthur Kipps and his experiences in spooky Eel Marsh House, where he spots a mysterious woman wearing black. He’s certain he really has seen her. But nobody else will admit she is there, and they won’t tell him who she is. As the story unwinds and Arthur sorts out his deceased client’s affairs, spooky incidents occur.
If you’ve ever sat around in the dark telling ghost stories, you’ll be familiar with the feeling of dread that watching The Woman in Black brings. But it’s far from being an ordinary, everyday horror story. This play is much more subtle and your fears are all in your mind… which somehow makes it worse. There’s no gore to speak of. Just a growing sense of tension and horror as you’re drawn in to the strange world of Eel Marsh House and the mystery inexorably unravels.
Tense and exciting, The Woman in Black is in its third decade on the West End and still thrills audiences from all over the world. Everyone enjoys a good scare and this production delivers time after time. It’s eerie. It’s dark. And it’s proving to be a massive on-going hit, with more than seven million of us enjoying the thrills it delivers since its first showing. Directed by Robin Herford with lighting by Kevin Sleep and produced by PW Productions, it’s an all-time theatre classic in the making.
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This play isn’t a good idea if you have a nervous disposition or dislike unexpected shocks. But you can safely take your children along, safe in the knowledge that they won’t see anything unsuitably gruesome. We offer great seat and ticket availability with an excellent choice of seat options, with premium and full price tickets as well as discount The Woman in Black tickets – there’s something for every budget.
This play is not suitable for those with a nervous disposition or who cannot handle sudden shocks. Please be advised that there is a large possibility of school groups being present at The Woman In Black, especially for Monday to Thursday performances.
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The Woman in Black Ticket Information
- Booking until:
Saturday, 29 April 2023
- Running time:
2 Hours (with a 15 min interval)
- Age restrictions
Recommended for ages 12+. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. There may be large school groups present at performances.
- Important Information
This play is not suitable for those with a nervous disposition or who cannot handle sudden shocks. Please be advised that there is a large possibility of school groups being present at The Woman In Black, especially for Monday to Thursday performances. Latecomers will only be admitted at a suitable time in the performance.
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Latest customer reviews
All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing The Woman in Black.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of The Woman in Black.
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ExcellentL Reviewed on 17 February 2023 by Leon
Margate, United Kingdom
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It felt very slow during the first half. It was sometimes difficult to hear all the dialogue as I was in the upper circle. I felt that we were too far away to hear fully and could only see the tops of heads of the two characters for some of the show.
K Reviewed on 22 January 2023 by Kathleen
Beaconsfield, United Kingdom
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UnexpectedJ Reviewed on 19 January 2023 by Jillian
Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Superb acting, great storyCouldn’t hear or see very well at the back of this small theatre unfortunately.
J Reviewed on 11 January 2023 by Janine
London, United Kingdom
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Spine chilling, an absolute must see!The Woman in Black was incredible, such a chilling ghost story. Everything was just amazing, I was particularly impressed by the set, the use of stage, the sound effects, the acting and the story telling. We sat in the stalls which just added to the experience even more as I absolutely loved the way the actors used the aisle as well as the stage space. Just an amazing play, I would highly recommend booking your tickets now, it’s definitely one you don’t want to miss!
C Reviewed on 13 November 2022 by Charlotte
Hinckley, United Kingdom
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A must see.A most excellent story.
H Reviewed on 05 October 2022 by H Peter
Twin Falls, United States Of America
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Great experienceA Reviewed on 08 September 2022 by Amelie
Langenhagen, Germany
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Good play, average theatreI liked the play, it had the unexpected bit of comedy mixed in healthy doses. The story is alright. Not scary, but gripping enough. The actors were both great.
G Reviewed on 06 September 2022 by Giancarlo
London, United Kingdom
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Was very averageNothing chilling about it, slept in between and left during interval as it was very slow and boring.
A Reviewed on 27 August 2022 by Amna
Exeter, United Kingdom
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Better than the movie and drew put all the visuals from the book!K Reviewed on 23 August 2022 by Krystal-louise
Thamesmead West, United Kingdom
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A1C Reviewed on 13 August 2022 by Carol
London, United Kingdom
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Cold theatre and the world's most uncomfortable seatsJ Reviewed on 20 July 2022 by Jodie
Witham, United Kingdom
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A real changeMy niece wanted to see a play as opposed to the usual musical we see. I gave her 2 choices this or the Mousetrap she chose the Woman in Black. After reading about it she was a little concerned that it was billed as a horror…..but it was dark, empathetic and truly WONDERFUL. A fabulous show!
L Reviewed on 12 June 2022 by Laurel
Guildford, United Kingdom
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Just see itB Reviewed on 31 May 2022 by Bonnie
KØbenhavn, Denmark
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Fantastic PlayJ Reviewed on 20 May 2022 by Jazmin
Dublin 1, Ireland
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Fantastic ExperienceWonderful acting, great theatre, highly recommended!!
R Reviewed on 14 May 2022 by Robert
Sunderland, United Kingdom
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Thrilling! Keeps you on the edge of your seat!R Reviewed on 14 May 2022 by Rebecca
Braintree, United Kingdom
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Fantastic actingShow was brilliant but we had a couple who wouldn’t stop talking during the first half in front of us. They didn’t come back after the interval ?but then a couple from further along the row moved in front of us and were also moving about and talking - what is it with couples?? There should have been an usher in the theatre to speak to them.
A Reviewed on 21 April 2022 by Angela
Romford, United Kingdom
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Deliciously scaryD Reviewed on 12 April 2022 by Delia
Mqabba, Malta
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Not very good at allDidn't like it, needed a lot less narration, needed a lot more physical storytelling and cast members.
L Reviewed on 24 March 2022 by Laurentius
Croydon, United Kingdom
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CreativeD Reviewed on 01 March 2022 by David
London, United Kingdom
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Very atmosphericA Reviewed on 24 February 2022 by Andrea
St. Albans, United Kingdom
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Seating was very tight
P Reviewed on 23 February 2022 by Paul
London, United Kingdom
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Almost thereShould of been a lot more scary was a bit disappointed that the actors didn't scare the audience more ?
J Reviewed on 19 February 2022 by James
Braintree, United Kingdom
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Christmas giftSpine chilling, quite scary but insanely amazing! Top 3 faves. After that performance I won’t be able to get enough. Amazing acting!!!!! And I will never forget it.
P Reviewed on 12 February 2022 by P
Platt Sevenoaks, United Kingdom
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Scary show, very well acted. Clever use of set, props, lighting and sound.
E Reviewed on 04 February 2022 by Emma
Reading, United Kingdom
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InterestingInteresting & amazing how a play with only 2 actors can keep you captivated.
J Reviewed on 01 February 2022 by Julie
Croydon, United Kingdom
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Greatly enjoyedExcellent spellbinding show.
E Reviewed on 27 January 2022 by Eva
Weymouth, United Kingdom
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The show is fine, but NOBODY was wearing a mask, this is not acceptableL Reviewed on 24 January 2022 by Luigi
London, United Kingdom
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You’re not Orla dogW Reviewed on 23 January 2022 by Will
Bath, United Kingdom
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Must see!K Reviewed on 23 January 2022 by Khalil
London, United Kingdom
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AwfulHonestly cannot believe I paid money for those tickets, people left at the half way point and I can't say I'm surprised. Would not recommend anyone to see it
P Reviewed on 17 January 2022 by Paige
Chessington, United Kingdom
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Creative and excitingA very clever telling of the now well-known story, intriguing set design and excellent tension.
A Reviewed on 08 January 2022 by Anna
Warrington, United Kingdom
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Fantastic!Really entertaining show with jumpy twists!
C Reviewed on 30 December 2021 by Chloe
Beckenham, United Kingdom
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Very well actedS Reviewed on 23 December 2021 by Susan
Bawtry, United Kingdom
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Could do betterIt had potential but was very boring and not engaging with the audience it was very pretentious! And me and my partner was very much disappointed as we spent our money giggling away at our own entertainment.
R Reviewed on 22 December 2021 by Rezwana
London, United Kingdom
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Loved it!Absolutely loved the show! It was amazing
D Reviewed on 15 December 2021 by Daisy
Chichester, United Kingdom
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Absolutely wonderful showAbsolutely fantastic show. Atmosphere build up throughout was perfectly built and acting was on point all the way through. I would recommend this show to anyone who loves theatre
C Reviewed on 11 December 2021 by Colm
Doncaster, United Kingdom
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A must see showBrilliant show, a 2 hander tests the ability of the actors but they excelled Hardly any set, no music and very few costumes would normally concern me but that simplicity combined with brilliant acting made for a wonderful evening
S Reviewed on 01 December 2021 by Steve
Kingston Upon Hull, United Kingdom
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Fantastic!Second time seeing this show in a different location and both times it was absolutely fantastic! Really would recommend
P Reviewed on 24 November 2021 by Petra
Windermere, United Kingdom
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Good showThoroughly enjoyed the show. Some comic moments interspersed nicely with a generally suspenseful plot. Great staging and lighting added to the mood.
T Reviewed on 14 November 2021 by Toby
Weymouth, United Kingdom
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Scary, daunting!C Reviewed on 12 November 2021 by Cherelle
London, United Kingdom
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Fabulous showI was so glad that the play followed the original story. The actors did an incredible job bringing the show to life. I enjoyed all the jump scares and the actress portraying the woman in black was truly terrifying. I think I was most impressed with the use of the stage space—the way it was set up was eerie (with the curtain shrouding the staircase and the nursery), and the actors used the space masterfully. Really well done!
R Reviewed on 12 November 2021 by Rachel
Denton, United States Of America
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Loved it!W Reviewed on 10 November 2021 by Warren
Gibraltar, Gibraltar
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Exceptional acting.D Reviewed on 14 March 2020 by Deborah
Newbury, United Kingdom
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Just good fun.C Reviewed on 13 March 2020 by Cary
Sacramento, United States Of America
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AmazingSo good, amazing actors.
A Reviewed on 11 March 2020 by Amy
Trowbridge, United Kingdom
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A must see masterpieceSecond time seeing this wonderful play and production. From set, lights, sound effects, props and actors were top drawer. This suspenseful ghost story will make you want to see this play again and again.
M Reviewed on 08 March 2020 by Michael
Ballyhaunis, Ireland
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Very good show however surrounded by schoolchildren who kept talking. Fortunately the theatre staff were able to move us at the interval. Some of the children were removed from the theatre.
P Reviewed on 04 March 2020 by Peter
Cheltenham, United Kingdom
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Tense and SinisterP Reviewed on 28 February 2020 by Philip
Instow, United Kingdom
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Well acted....great story telling....but missed a trickThe acting was fantastic and the story telling was superb. We live in a generation of high tech and special effects and I like the fact you had to use your imagination to create the scenes in your mind as the sets where very basic. In that respects, it is pretty much like reading the book, your mind fills in the gaps , so when you go along dont expect anything like the film. I had read lots of reviews of people being so scared that they had to walk out, so I was expecting alot.I did jump and scream along with the school children a few times (do expect lots of screaming teenagers if you go)...but I do think that it could of been scarier. Maybe the woman in black sitting next to an audience member of something? It did have its moments...but by far the acting held the atmosphere together.
M Reviewed on 27 February 2020 by Michael
Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
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intriguing storyC Reviewed on 27 February 2020 by Corinne
Northolt, United Kingdom
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ImpressiveExceptional acting from just 2 actors is a must see
S Reviewed on 25 February 2020 by Sue
Chesterfield, United Kingdom
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Fabulous performance of a staple show: a “must see” for any serious theatre goer!L Reviewed on 23 February 2020 by Lucy
Aldershot, United Kingdom
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BrilliantLoved the production. The actors were great & really drew us into their performance.
M Reviewed on 23 February 2020 by Melissa
London, United Kingdom
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AmazingS Reviewed on 22 February 2020 by Sylvia
Huntingdon, United Kingdom
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Pretty basicT Reviewed on 22 February 2020 by Thomas
Luton, United Kingdom
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The acting was good, but I’m incredibly disappointed in what I paid for. The story line was below average, and I just don’t understand all the reviews saying it was scary, terrifying, gripping, intense, etc. There wasn’t much to it at all. An hour was spent focusing on the fact that the man wanted to tell his story of events that happened. If I’d never been to the theatre before this would’ve put me off going again. Not to mention that the seats were so uncomfortable and you have more leg room on a plane. Also £5 for a small tub of pic n mix and £3.50 for a bottle of coke.. wow.
C Reviewed on 22 February 2020 by Charlotte
London, United Kingdom
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I had higher expectation. Only two vectors the entire show.Could have been better. The second round was better.
M Reviewed on 16 February 2020 by May
London, United Kingdom
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Not so scary.Felt a little let down by this show. The theme was weak and the entertainment value was low. Not one of the best in my opinion.
K Reviewed on 14 February 2020 by Kevin
Sandbach, United Kingdom
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Cool treatment brilliant performance terrible art directionI enjoyed it and was invested in the story and plot the only thing that was shockingly cheap and unrightfully taking from the performance was the stage and the art direction .. just cheap
H Reviewed on 13 February 2020 by Husam
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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DisappointingThe actors did their best to keep the evening from sinking without trace, unfortunately the first ten minutes were inaudible. The pace of light changes were sometimes interminable and lost any tension the actors may have managed to produce, and the final straw was when the secret door was flung open it revealed for pretty much everyone on the left of the auditorium, the lighting strip and the brick wall behind.
H Reviewed on 09 February 2020 by Hayley
Barnes, United Kingdom
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Suspenseful slowbuilding thriller with dynamic acting and settingS Reviewed on 04 February 2020 by Sean
Wokingham, United Kingdom
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AmazingFirst time watching the show and it was unforgettable. Boyfriends favourite show but never seen in this theatre. He didn't stop smiling
E Reviewed on 02 February 2020 by Emma
Ramsgate, United Kingdom
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Fantastic!When it started I wasn’t sure how it would play out but I really enjoyed it. A play within a play! Fantastic!
L Reviewed on 02 February 2020 by Lyndsay
Weybridge, United Kingdom
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Eery, gripping, and amazing performance!This was the first professional play I’ve ever seen and I was in awe! The story was told so well, both actors were phenomenal, and I was satisfyingly spooked!!
E Reviewed on 02 February 2020 by Erin
Happy Valley - Goose Bay, Canada
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Not so scaryIt's a ghost story but not as good as the last time we saw it as the acting let it down. Rather disappointing.
N Reviewed on 01 February 2020 by Nicola
London, United Kingdom
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AwfulExtremely boring show, 2 actors, minimal props would not recommend
E Reviewed on 28 January 2020 by Elise
Brentwood, United Kingdom
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very entertainingD Reviewed on 26 January 2020 by David
Whitchurch, United Kingdom
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A cheaply staged, badly directed play that's not a shadow of its former selfThe two actors try their best, and all credit to them, but the directing is amateurish and the production is cheapskate - as if it's been hurriedly cobbled together for tourists. Once this play was a West End classic. Now it cheats people who pay for their tickets in good faith.
J Reviewed on 25 January 2020 by John
London, United Kingdom
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Fantastic and terrifyingR Reviewed on 14 January 2020 by Rachael
Nr Rochester, United Kingdom
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Chillingly exciting!D Reviewed on 08 January 2020 by Daniel
Bexley, United Kingdom
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So good, second time seeing this on stage and never fails to amaze me! Acting is amazing, lighting really creates the atmosphere, always so good!
A Reviewed on 06 January 2020 by Abigail
Brighton, United Kingdom
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Fantastic production, gripping and scary.Brilliant portrayal and adaptation of the book. It's a small theatre which adds to the ambience. My 13 year old daughter was clinging to my arm throughout the second act and absolutely loved it. I wouldn't take younger children, as it is dark and makes everyone jump on several occasions.
M Reviewed on 05 January 2020 by Madeleine
Slough, United Kingdom
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Good, scary in parts, worth it for a cheap theatre tripSlow to get going, but great acting. Simply put together and scary at times
C Reviewed on 04 January 2020 by Charlotte
London, United Kingdom
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SnoozeHard to follow, not in the least bit frightening. Cure for insomnia!
D Reviewed on 03 January 2020 by Dorothy
Bromley, United Kingdom
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Gripping theatreD Reviewed on 02 January 2020 by Debbie
Worthing, United Kingdom
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Brilliant at every levelV Reviewed on 01 January 2020 by Victoria
Chislehurst, United Kingdom
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effective acting!!!G Reviewed on 31 December 2019 by Gilryan
Lapu-lapu City, Philippines
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Well acted and a great play...Well acted and a great play...Worth seeing. My daughter is reading the book at school and thoroughly enjoyed it. Very well acted with only 2 actors throughout.
J Reviewed on 30 December 2019 by Jill
Aston, Nantwich, United Kingdom
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Incredibly creativeA Reviewed on 25 December 2019 by Alice
Norwich, United Kingdom
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Dreadful waste of timeSadly I was massively disappointed with my visit to the fortune theatre and the show woman in black 3 actors with little more than 5 props and a fog machine - I felt the price I paid for the ticket was a huge rip off for what I was given ! Shame really it could be a good show if done right ! Sadly this isn't - the theatre itself is in very poor condition and you don't feel like you've been somewhere special - more like a amatuer dramatic performance ! Would not recommend to anyone
P Reviewed on 22 December 2019 by Peter
Feltham, United Kingdom
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Acting was superbC Reviewed on 21 December 2019 by Claudia
Singapore, Singapore
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Very good showVery good show The woman in Black (Perhaps could have had more actors)
M Reviewed on 15 December 2019 by Maria
London, United Kingdom
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Very entertainingP Reviewed on 10 December 2019 by Peter
St Johns Wood, United Kingdom
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A good thrillerIt was abit slow in the first half but the second half more than made up for it. We loved the ending
B Reviewed on 08 December 2019 by Bharti
Leicester, United Kingdom
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EpicEpic
C Reviewed on 07 December 2019 by Christopher
Romford, United Kingdom
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SCARY WILL MAKE YOU JUMPNot a show for a fun factor, but very good if you like ghosts. The story was followed very well.
D Reviewed on 02 December 2019 by Denise
Fiskerton, United Kingdom
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Must see!I’m not a regular theatre goer but this was very impressive and superb acting, fantastic!
N Reviewed on 01 December 2019 by Nicholas
Conwy, United Kingdom
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Decent theoretical experienceThe introductory scene was quite longwinded. Mundane due to repetitiveness. The second part was satisfactory overall. Personally, I wouldn't recommend to others who are seeking for a thrilling experience.
H Reviewed on 30 November 2019 by Hazim
London, United Kingdom
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loved the use of lightingC Reviewed on 29 November 2019 by Cherlindrea
London, United Kingdom
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SpookyG Reviewed on 24 November 2019 by Gee
Sandserstead, United Kingdom
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Intense and suspensefulA few shocking moments, but overall not scary as such. A brilliantly acted and intense performance which requires some concentration to work out who is who and who is playing which part at any given time. Only two actors (plus a non-speaking 'lady in black') playing various parts. Brilliant.
P Reviewed on 24 November 2019 by Phil
Scaynes Hill, United Kingdom
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Practiced imaginationGreat show. Actors bring you in and keep you with them all the way through. The theatre is small and that adds to the atmosphere and keeps you feeling part of the performance throughout.
F Reviewed on 21 November 2019 by Fraser
Banff, United Kingdom
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Great playI went with my girlfriend the theatre was smaller than I thought. However that was great, it made the experience all the better we were had a great view of the play. I was not expecting a two man show which was brilliant I’ve never seen that before, both of the actors put on a fantastic performance and they really drag you into the play. I cannot fault it and would recommend this to anyone.
S Reviewed on 21 November 2019 by Stephen
Epsom, United Kingdom
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AdorablePerhaps less terrifying than it is very funny! Loved both the actors, they did so great. I love how much of the play was just pure imagination. The dog! The carriages! This was a fantastic experience. Loads of kids in the audience today, they got a lot of little thrills, sort of fun to hear their reactions.
S Reviewed on 12 November 2019 by Saba
Woodland, United States Of America
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Creative and scaryC Reviewed on 03 November 2019 by Catherine
London, United Kingdom
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Scary and imaginativeBrilliant adaptation of the book , sound lighting and special effects were brilliant. My teenage kids loved the show especially as the scary bits caught them by surprise every time.
P Reviewed on 31 October 2019 by Previna
New Malden, United Kingdom
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Very entertainig showA Reviewed on 30 October 2019 by Adriana
London, United Kingdom
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FabulousS Reviewed on 30 October 2019 by Sian
Small Dole, United Kingdom
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by London Box Office | Thursday, September 2 2021, 20:28
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Isn’t it fabulous to see so many West End shows returning to the capital? Make your way to the Fortune Theatre from Tuesday 7th September onwards to enjoy the spookily brilliant The Woman in Black, a scary tale that’ll have shivers running down your backbone from start to finish. The play celebrated its 30th West End anniversary in summer 2019, confirming its status as one of the best-loved ghost stories of our times.
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