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Wide view of Hoxton Hall: a performer in white stands centre stage beside an aerial hoop under blue spotlights
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The Haunting of Hoxton Hall

Hoxton Hall, Hoxton, London

Ten years after the death of their friend Lee, three friends return to Hoxton Hall after dark. As midnight approaches, they gather around a table for a séance - determined to uncover the truth about what happened there a decade before.

Bram Stoker's The Judge's House, Charlotte Riddell's The Open Door and E. F. Benson's The Room in the Tower unfold through aerial circus, physical theatre and storytelling, while the empty music hall begins to reveal a ghost story of its own. Created for Halloween 2024, the production featured an original story by Lisa Castle and score by Tristan Jakob-Hoff.

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A spook-tacular show with some beautiful storytelling and physical performances: a great Halloween night out

The aerial sequences, in particular, added an extra layer of beauty and tension that complemented the narrative

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