The Woman in Black

The Woman in Black

The Woman in Black is at the McKittrick Hotel from October 21. The Woman in Black tickets in New York are on sale soon.

The Woman in Black tells the story of a young lawyer who stumbles upon a small town with a grave secret. Stephen Mallatratt’s ingenious stage adaptation comes dramatically alive in Robin Herford’s gripping production of Susan Hill’s acclaimed ghost story.

The show received the Best Play Revival Award from the Off-Broadway Alliance and was nominated for 3 Drama League Awards (Outstanding Play Revival and Distinguished Performance Award for the two actors, Ben Porter and David Acton.

The Woman in Black was first presented for a three-week run in the theatre bar at the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough, England. The Woman in Black moved to the West End two years later. 

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The Woman in Black CAST AND CREATIVE

By:
Susan Hill, adapted by Stephen Mallatratt
Director:
Robin Herford
Cast list:
Ben Porter and David Acton
The Woman in Black Performance Dates & Times
Previews from: 
October 21, 2021
Opening date: 
October 24, 2021
Booking to: 
February 27, 2022
Closes: 
February 27, 2022
MatineeEvening
Monday--
Tuesday--
Wednesday-8pm
Thursday-8pm
Friday-8pm
Saturday3pm8pm
Sunday2pm7pm

Performance schedules for all shows are subject to change.

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Latest The Woman in Black News & Features

Photo credit: David Acton and Ben Porter (Photo by Jenny Anderson)
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Our The Woman in Black Review

'The Woman in Black' review — an old-fashioned, scary communal experience

I’ve experienced my share of Halloween-themed theatre (including ones where I was blindfolded). But what I’ve rarely experienced was a room where audience members screamed in fright from all directions. And they were not screaming because of anything typically scary, such as bloody scenes, murders, or anything ghoulish. Instead, the brilliance of The Woman in Black is its use of old-fashioned... Read more