Occult spectacular show by Richard Daniels, drawing on his case file series Occultaria of Albion, with audio and video.
The Filing Cabinet of Fear comes to The Steamworks on Sunday 1 November, presented by Richard Daniels. It's a live show that draws from his case file series Occultaria of Albion, so if you've followed that, you'll recognise the ground he's covering here.
Daniels bills it as an entertaining and terrifying journey into an alternate realm of conspiracies, ghosts and UFOs. It's not just a talk, either — he leans on audio and video to build a potent, mysterious atmosphere, so you'll be hearing and seeing as much as you're listening to. A poster quote describes it as an occult spectacular in every sense: original, funny and unpredictable. That combination of the eerie and the comic is a good way to frame it, as it doesn't just stick to one note.
If you're into the strange side of things — the kind of stuff that usually lives in the fringes of folklore and urban legend — this is right up that alley. The Occultaria of Albion series is where the material comes from, so the show is built around those case files, each one a different thread of the weird and the unexplained. It's a night that gathers those threads into one place, and the audio-visual side of it means it's more of a performance than a lecture.
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It starts at 19:30 at The Steamworks in Sheffield. If you've got a thing for the occult, the unexplained, or just a good story told with a bit of a dark edge, it's worth keeping on your radar.
