Ghostly Tales of Sussex

Name: Ghostly Tales of Sussex
Start: 2024-10-05T13:00:00+01:00
End: 2024-10-05T14:00:00+01:00
Location: Marlipins Museum

Schedule

Sat Oct 05 2024 at 01:00 pm to 02:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Marlipins Museum | Shoreham-by-sea, EN

There is something spooky afoot in Shoreham-by-Sea. Rumours are swirling and whispers abound of haunted cries heard throughout the night, of spectral riders, ghoulish visions and figures in the mist…

Luckily, Victorian spiritualist and paranormal investigator Julius Douris is on the case and determined to get to the bottom of whoever - or whatever - it is that roams the footbridge at night, causing local residents to fear stepping out their doors on such evenings.

Join him for an evening of Sussex Ghost Stories as he relates tales of supernatural sightings, ghostly goings-on and cases cracked as well as an array of nineteenth century techniques and practices with which to solve the mystery of Shoreham’s most infamous wandering spirit. A spooky evening of chilling ghost tales awaits for those who think themselves brave enough!
------------------------------------------------------------------
Ghostly Tales of Sussex | Supernatural Sussex & The Spectres of Shoreham-by-Sea
Written by: Ethan Taylor
Produced by: Half-Time Orange Theatre
As part of Shoreham WordFest
During this hour-long, one-person show you will be treated to many Sussex ghost stories from Shoreham to Crawley, Hooe, Brighton, Pevensey, Hailsham and more. Although there will be a few spine-tingling tales the show will be suitable for all ages, 7 years and above, with Julius being a comical, bumbling character who is somewhat out of his depth.
Each performance is for a small group and you will be seated once inside the ancient Marlipins museum.

"Truly immersive and a perfect representation of the town’s past!"
The Sussex Express (on A Night’s Watch - Tales of Crawley)
“A truly immersive, intimate walkthrough of Shoreham's history and an innovative and exciting event in this year's Shoreham Wordfest literary festival!” - Ingenue Magazine (on The Big Picture - Tales of Shoreham-by-Sea)