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The Lady in the Bay Window – Live Theatre Show
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Hosted by The Lady in the Bay Window at Dronfield Civic Hall

- Date
- Fri, 23 Oct 2026
- Times
- 19:30
- Price from
- Price TBC
- Availability
- sold out
- Location
- Dronfield, Derbyshire, S18 1PD
- Type
- Theatre Show
Accessibility
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About this event
Do you believe in ghosts? I mean, really believe in ghosts? Tonight, the best-selling paranormal book by William C. Grave is brought to life in one thrilling, spine-chilling theatre experience. Join us, if you dare, as we enter number 333, an ordinary Yorkshire home where extraordinary things happen. The smash-hit theatre production that has sold out theatres across the north of England comes to Dronfield Civic Hall. Take your seats and witness events so unnerving that even the most hardened of psychic investigators were shaken to the core. We relive those dark, lonely nights and unexplained events, as the occupants of number 333 come to realise that they are not alone. Although she died many years ago, The Lady in the Bay Window is watching, waiting and maybe even sitting right beside you… Following the theatre performance there will be a Q&A with William C. Grave, author of The Lady in the Bay Window, Lee Pollard and Paul Athorne, writers of the stage production, and cast members.
HauntSeek Partner. The Lady in the Bay Window is a signed HauntSeek partner. Their own images and wording appear only where they have authorised them; otherwise the summary is written by HauntSeek. Bookings are still completed on their own website.
Event information last checked: 24 October 2026
Source: operator listing