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No One Is Listening (a ghost story)


  • The Projection Room 11 Torbay Road Paignton, England, TQ4 6AA United Kingdom (map)

In this thrilling venture into the unknown, master storyteller Vic Llewellyn takes us on a joyful, funny, and heartbreaking ride through the landscape of forgetfulness, Ghosts and lost memories.

When a (not so) famous actor Malcolm Aldcroft (Casualty) adapts the renowned Ghost story, Canon Alberic’s Scrapbook by M.R. James, his aim is to cause the audiences spines to tingle, and their hackles rise. He tells a tale of a haunting, so terrifying that we will question what is real and what is fiction. Malcolm guarantees a monster will materialise if the fear level of the room rises. With the aid of his FEAR-O-METRE, music, and puppetry, he explores the things we fear the most.

Vic Llewellyn is responsible for critically acclaimed shows, A Little Death, and The Castle Builder (with Kid Carpet). Both shows recently appearing in Paignton at The Palace Theatre, and the Eyeview pop up theatre. Also appeared with Little Bulb Theatre’s Four Seasons in The Scala, Brixham. Directed by Emma Williams. Music by Sam Halmarack

Age guidance: 14+

Running time: 75 minutes (approx. with interval)

Praise for previous work:

A Little Death. “...a compact masterpiece of storytelling... “Bristol 24/7 EXEUNT MAGAZINES MOST MEMORABLE UK THEATRE 2018 The Castle Builder (with Kid Carpet) a reminder that there’s always time to live better... Exeunt magazine.

Booking

Book tickets for performances on both 27th and 28th August, 7.30pm - 9pm each evening. Tickets are limited, so book in advance on the link below. All are ‘pay what you can’ with different options available.

Funded by: Arts Council England, The Octagon Theatre, & The Peggy Ramsay fund. Supported by: Wiveliscombe Town Hall, 10 Radio, Shoreditch Town Hall, Wivey Cares, & Alzheimer society Taunton.

www.vicllewellyn.co.uk

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