Performance

Venue	Southwold Arts Centre (formerly Southwold Theatre)
Town	Southwold
County	Suffolk
From	12th July 2001
To	23rd July 2001
When	20:15, Sat Mats 17:00. Afternoon Chilren's Shows Daily at 17:30 and 14:30 on Sat.
Prices	From £5.50. To £12.00.
Southwold Arts Centre (formerly Southwold Theatre) (V85)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Ghost Train

Work:: The Ghost Train (S3406)

[Arnold Ridley's classic drama was first produced in 1925 and filmed no less than three times. Better known as Private Godfrey in BBC's long-running Dad's Army, Ridley conceived the idea for this thriller horror on a deserted platform waiting for a train. The story begins when a young man accidentally strands six passengers at a small Cornish wayside station. Despite the stationmaster's weird stories of a ghost train, they decide to stay the night in the waiting room. Soon they regret this decision as a ghostly apparition terrorises the group. A detective hiding his true identity from the passengers soon discovers the real truth, but is it too late?

Author

Arnold Ridley

Production:: (T0460516765)

Producer	Jill Freud and Company
Design	Maurice Rubens
Lighting	Jim Laws
Lighting	Ben Payne
Performer	Christine Absalom
Performer	Darren Cheek
Performer	Richard Emerson
Performer	Jill Freud
Performer	Rebekah Janes
Performer	Kitty Lucas
Performer	Trevor Ray
Performer	Celia White
Performer	Richard Buss
Performer	Bradley Cole
Performer	Jane Evers
Performer	Julian Harries
Performer	Jonathan Jones
Performer	Doreen Mantle
Performer	Martyn Stanbridge
Performer	Caroline Wildi
Performer	Grant Burgin
Performer	Mayna Cope
Performer	Maureen Flynn
Performer	Michael Hoskinson
Performer	Peter Laird
Performer	Maryann Turner
Performer	Pippa Rathborne

Listing:: L01735595222

Tel: 01502 724 441 (daytime)

Current production:Work

Production details

Tel: 01502 724 441 (daytime)

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