Richard Spaul returns to The Leper Chapel with Ghost Stories: two fabulous stories by female writers from the early twentieth century.
In Elizabeth Bowen’s Pink May, a woman cheats on her husband and is haunted by a female ghost. And in Edith Wharton’s Miss Mary Pask, a man travelling in Europe visits the house of a friend’s sister. A sister whom, he subsequently recalls, died a year earlier.
Combined with jazz and music hall songs channelled as if from beyond the grave, Ghost Stories makes for a fantastically frightening evening out.
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Ghost Stories
Richard Spaul tells Ghost Stories in the atmospheric Leper Chapel.
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