From Cayman Drama Society

Dear patrons of the Cayman Drama Society

A reminder to get your tickets now to avoid disappointment if the night that you want to attend is sold out.

We’re starting off the year with the play that frightened audiences and packed theatres all over the United Kingdom.What’s not to like?

WHEN DARKNESS FALLS 

by Morrissey, Paul & Milton, James

Get ready for:

• Chilling stories and scenarios
• Amazing special effects
• Shiver-in-your-seat sounds 

Based on true circumstances and set in the office of a history teacher who also runs the Guernsey Historic Society, a first-ever podcast is being recorded for the society. A young man is in the office to relate the stories. And so, we begin…

Our show is most suitable for adults and PG16. It is up to parents to decide whether their younger children have the maturity to handle the material presented in the four stories and surrounding circumstances.

Don’t delay…

Get your tickets from www.cds.ky…

Prospect Playhouse – Show times:

Thu, Fri & Sat Feb 26, 27 & 28

Thu, Fri & Sat Mar 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14

All performances commence 7:30 pm Doors open from 6:30 pm

From Josef Weinberger Ltd

Synopsis

On a stormy night on the small island of Guernsey, a young paranormal expert joins a sceptical history teacher to record the first in a series of podcasts based on the island’s incredible folklore and paranormal history. As the expert regales his horrifying stories, the teacher learns that we all have our own truth. Our own story. Our own ghosts that haunt us, that bring the past, present, and future together in unexpected ways. Ways that could threaten to unsettle everything we think we know – if ghosts are real, this is exactly why…

Inspired by true events, this powerful new play by James Milton and Paul Morrissey draws us into dark pasts, reveals disturbing truths and explores the power of stories. Perhaps most importantly, the ones we tell ourselves.

“When Darkness Falls is a spine-chilling ghost story that delivers a twisted, terrifying, and thrilling tale that will “leave you cowering in your seat”.” (The Guardian)