The Woman in Black

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Has anyone seen this, either in London or in their local theatre?

I missed this when it last came to Glasgow and would love to see it in London, any reviews would be appreciated.

PS How spooky is it?

I've seen the London one twice and it is absolutely brilliant. It's amazing how scary it is. Very basic set, very basic special effects but the atmosphere is terrific. At one point the entire audience screamed. I definitely recommend it.

Ditto to MummyDoIt.
Saw it 10 years ago, very effective and scary.

My 15 year old nephew saw it with his school earlier this year and he was impressed too. Bear in mind that he's of the generation that takes impressive CGI special effects completely for granted. He agreed that it was very scary!

Very very scary, specially if your pregnant!

seen it 4 times and been really scared every time!

Saw it a couple of years ago: I was pregnant, in fact.

Fantastic: what everyone else said.

The scariest thing I have ever seen on stage.

Saw it in the West End 15ish years ago with John Duttine (sp?).

Saw it last year in Darlington.

Still terrified me!

It's fantastic - don't sit on the front row if you're of a nervous disposition.

I'd have to agree with all the previous posters. No special effects, but old-fashioned and spooky story telling. THere is one bit that makes everyone in the theatre scream! Go see it!!!

I would love to see this too, the book is absolutely brilliant.

Really well done. There's a scene in it that gave me nightmares for a week after I saw it... no gore, just lots of atmosphere and no attempt to explain or create a Hollywood sort of ending.

Kangaboy went to see this with his yeargroup {year 8} so they are 12/13 years old

And he thought it was deffo brill too

They saw the London Production

It is great, also very, very scary.

I saw this about 12 years ago in London.

One of the best theatre shows I've seen. Very basic props but extremely well done.

Read the book and seen the film. Prepare to be on the edge of your seat!

I saw it in London also about 12 years ago and it is one of my favourite theatre memories, I did scream

really good , hard to imagine how 2 people on stage can generate more tension than all those computer-generated films/special fx. But they do.

love it love it love it.

scared the hell out of me though.

Fantastic duologue.