This is a streamed performance.


I don’t believe in Ghosts and I’ve never been comfortable with (or really, any good at) frightening people.

One Halloween, maybe forty years ago, me, my mum and my brother turned off every light in the house and waited just inside the front door, for my dad to get home from work so we could frighten him. We’d made frightening lanterns from turnips and we’d learned a frightening song about witches.

But when my Dad walked in he wasn’t frightened. 

He was, if anything, visibly relieved.  

Apparently, having found the house in complete darkness he’d immediately been concerned as to the whereabouts and wellbeing of his family. Which meant that opening the door to find his sons waggling candle lit turnips and singing about being witches was, actually, quite close to comforting.  Later, he said he’d been worried by all the lights being off and I felt bad about causing that worry.

I still do. 


Originally written and performed last year for 2 nights over Halloween at the Globe Theatre, and restaged this year for one week only, amidst the singular majesty of Wilton's Music Hall, this is a uniquely seasonal show by Daniel Kitson that is definitely funny, possibly frightening and maybe, just maybe, a ghost story.

As part of its run at Wilton's, one performance of Maybe A Ghost Story will be streamed live from the empty hall. Tickets for the stream will be available until 6.30pm on Tuesday 31st October. All bookers will then be emailed their access details for the streamed performance prior to the 9.30pm event, after which the stream will remain available to ticket-holders for 48 hours.

TICKETS AVAILABLE:- HERE