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Heskin Hall presents Unclue Holly, A Christmas Ghost Story. After all who does not like a ghost story?
This is an original ghost story for Christmas, written in the Victorian vein, featuring the malevolent spectre of Synderford, Uncle Holly. Jonathan Goodwin performs this one-man show. Written by Jonathan Goodwin and co-directed by Goodwin and Gary Archer.
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Tickets: £15.00 adult
£10.00 children.
£40.00 family.
or supper tickets available for £28.00.
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