The Enfield Poltergeist, a stage show based on the true events of the haunting that took place in 1977, is coming to Aberystwyth for one night only! This captivating performance will be held at the prestigious Arad Goch Theatre on Bath Street. Taking place on April 20th, 2024, this dramatisation sheds light on the Enfield Poltergeist case, delving into the human stories behind the sensationalized media reports. Maurice Grosse, portrayed by Paul Voodini, embarks on a quest for redemption after the tragic loss of his daughter. Joining the Society for Psychical Research in London, Grosse finds himself immersed in the investigation of the Enfield Poltergeist. As he delves deeper, he becomes tormented by eerie coincidences, all pointing to one particular girl. With the help of Kiera Rhodes, who plays another troubled character, they must unravel the mystery of the poltergeist while confronting their own haunting pasts. This performance, lasting 50 minutes without an interval, is recommended for ages 15 and above. However, please be aware that it contains very strong language, themes of death and child loss, as well as instances of strobe lighting and loud noises. Tickets for this unmissable event are priced at £11.55. Immerse yourself in this gripping tale and discover the chance for redemption amidst the paranormal.

Aberystwyth

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Time:	Apr 20, 2024 (UTC+0) ENDED
Location:	Arad Goch Theatre

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