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Two Dickens' ghost stories with a comic twist...
Adapted and directed by Gavin Robertson, performed by Nicholas Collett
Two of Charles Dickens’ creepy tales – with a comic twist. Tales with a tingle, but also a giggle! A traveller encounters a ghostly chair, and in a deserted Edinburgh carriageworks, a tipsy reveller is spirited away by... well... spirits!
Like “The Woman in Black” – but funnier, with fewer people!
Gavin and Nicholas have toured all over the UK as well as recent tours to USA and Australia
“The ghost of a smile? More like an ear-to-ear grin. Come for the writing. Stay for the performance. Get your frock coats on and go see this!”
Adapted and directed by Gavin Robertson, performed by Nicholas Collett
Two of Charles Dickens’ creepy tales – with a comic twist. Tales with a tingle, but also a giggle! A traveller encounters a ghostly chair, and in a deserted Edinburgh carriageworks, a tipsy reveller is spirited away by... well... spirits!
Like “The Woman in Black” – but funnier, with fewer people!
Gavin and Nicholas have toured all over the UK as well as recent tours to USA and Australia
“The ghost of a smile? More like an ear-to-ear grin. Come for the writing. Stay for the performance. Get your frock coats on and go see this!”