Night Terrors

Gerard Logan returns to the Abbey Theatre Studio on Tuesday 24 November with Night Terrors, an evening of three supernatural tales drawn from E F Benson's ghost stories. It's a solo show, with Logan taking the stage alone to tell the stories, and it's directed by Gareth Armstrong.

Logan is a seasoned stage actor, and this is a return to the Studio for him. He's won The Stage Best Solo Performer of the 2011 Edinburgh Festival Award for his performance in Armstrong's production of Shakespeare's The Rape of Lucrece, and Best Actor at the 2014 Buxton Fringe Festival. In 2016, he was nominated for the Michael MacLiammoir Award for Best Male Performance at the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival for Wilde Without the Boy. The three tales are adapted from Benson's ghost stories, and the whole evening is underscored by an original score from the award-winning RSC composer Simon Slater.

So you've got Logan on the storytelling, Armstrong directing, and Slater providing the music. It's a one-man show built around Benson's supernatural tales, and it's Logan's return to the Studio. Tickets are £15, with concessions at £13, and it starts at 8pm on Tuesday 24 November at the Abbey Theatre Studio in St Albans.