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25 July 2003 – 9 Aug 2003July 2003
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Details
- Playwright
- Don Taylor
- Director
- Vicki Smith
AddressClayton Auditorium, Cooke Street, Clayton
(This play by Don Taylor has no connection whatsoever to the 1970s movie called the The Exorcist.)
Rachel and Edmund have bought a small 17th century labourers cottage which they have tastefully renovated and redecorated. They have invited close friends, Dan and Margaret to come and spend Christmas with them but after the exchange of Xmas gifts, a series of mysterious events begin to occur. The four search for a logical explanation for these strange happenings as they move towards their unexpected fate which proves that the past always comes back to haunt us.
This is a ghost story with a twist and will keep you on the edge of your seats as you wonder what could possibly happen next.
Matinee performance on Sunday, August 3, at 2.15 pm
Rachel and Edmund have bought a small 17th century labourers cottage which they have tastefully renovated and redecorated. They have invited close friends, Dan and Margaret to come and spend Christmas with them but after the exchange of Xmas gifts, a series of mysterious events begin to occur. The four search for a logical explanation for these strange happenings as they move towards their unexpected fate which proves that the past always comes back to haunt us.
This is a ghost story with a twist and will keep you on the edge of your seats as you wonder what could possibly happen next.
Matinee performance on Sunday, August 3, at 2.15 pm
Bookings
This production has concluded. Contact details are not available for past events.