Stage adaptation of William C. Grave's best-selling paranormal book, set in a haunted Yorkshire home, followed by a Q&A with the author and creators.
The Lady in the Bay Window comes to the Montgomery Theatre on Saturday 14 November, 7:30pm. It's a stage adaptation of the best-selling paranormal book by William C. Grave, brought to the theatre by Coalface Productions. The story centres on number 333, an ordinary Yorkshire home where extraordinary things happen, and it's returning to Sheffield, the city where the house actually stands.
The show follows the unnerving events that shook even seasoned investigators as the occupants realise they aren't alone, while the titular lady is still watching, waiting, and maybe sitting beside them. It's played out as a theatre experience rather than a straightforward play, and the whole thing runs around two hours including an interval. After the performance, there's a Q&A with the author and the creators, so you'll get to hear from the people behind the book and the production.
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There are a few things to keep in mind before you book. The show is for ages 18+, and it contains strobe lighting, adult themes, strong language, and scenes that some people may find disturbing. If any of that is a dealbreaker, it's worth knowing beforehand. If you're happy to roll with it, you've got the performance and the Q&A in one night. It starts at 7:30pm at the Montgomery Theatre on Saturday 14 November.
