A stage adaptation of Arnold Riley's Ghost Train will be performed at Bretforton Theatrebarn (Image: BAD Theatre)
A stage adaptation of a classic ghost story is set to stop off at Bretforton Theatrebarn.
The Ghost Train, written by Arnold Ridley, will reside at the venue from Thursday 7 to Saturday, November 9, with performances at 7.30pm and a 2pm matinee on the Saturday.
The comedy-thriller, first performed in 1925, revolves around six passengers stranded on a remote Cornish railway station's waiting room, leading to terrifying consequences.
The production promises an immersive audience experience with a stunning twist ending.
Tickets are available at £15.50 and can be purchased at www.buytickets.at/badtheatre1 or by calling 07762 986201.
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