Welcome to an unforgettable evening of spine-chilling suspense and hair-raising tales at the Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery. Join us for an anthology stage show featuring some of the greatest tales of terror, masterfully performed and scripted by the award-winning actor, Jonathan Goodwin.

Presented by: Don't Go into the Cellar

Event Highlights:

1. Unearth the Classics:

Prepare to be captivated by the authentically eerie dramatic storytelling that brings classic tales of terror to life. Experience the thrill of "The Screaming Skull" and the chilling suspense of "The Judge's House" as they unfold before your eyes.

2. Award-Winning Performance:

Immerse yourself in the world of fear and fascination with the unparalleled talent of Jonathan Goodwin. His award-winning acting and scripting promise to transport you to the heart of each story, leaving you on the edge of your seat.

3. Intimate Venue, Immersive Experience:

Step into the historic Victorian Courthouse, the unique setting for this one-of-a-kind event. The intimate venue creates a personal and immersive journey, allowing you to connect deeply with the tales unfolding before you. The close proximity to the stage ensures that every emotion and nuance is felt with an intensity that lingers long after the final curtain falls.

4. Pre-Show Mingling and Post-Show Reflections:

Before the performance, enjoy the warm ambiance of our fully licensed coffee shop and bar. The Coffee Shop and bar provides the perfect space for pre-show mingling, allowing you to share your excitement with fellow attendees. After the performance, linger in the cozy atmosphere for post-show reflections and discussions.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a night filled with suspense, drama, and unforgettable tales of terror. Join us at Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery for an evening that promises to leave you haunted by the stories long after the final curtain descends.

Show details:
Doors/Bar open: 7.00pm
Performance starts: 7.30pm
The Coffee Shop will be open before, during the interval and after the event.