2:22 A Ghost Story Tickets
The hit supernatural thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat as it returns to London for a third season.
The edge-of-your-seat thriller returns
After spooking audiences during two record-breaking West End seasons, supernatural thriller 2:22 A Ghost Story returns due to phenomenal demand for a third, strictly limited engagement at the Criterion Theatre. Do you believe in ghosts? Jenny thinks her new house is haunted, but husband Sam and dinner guests, Lauren and Ben, all have opposing views about the supernatural. As the atmosphere becomes tense, something strange and unsettling is creeping up on the party… will they find out who’s right at 2:22? 2:22 A Ghost Story is the hit, sold-out success from The Battersea Poltergeist writer Danny Robins, directed by Matthew Dunster. The current cast includes Laura Whitmore (in her West End debut), Matt Willis, Tamsin Carroll and Felix Scott. This edge-of-your-seat play has been a runaway success since premiering in 2020, and is set to thrill audiences once again. Dare to discover the truth with 2:22 A Ghost Story tickets at the Criterion Theatre.
Performance dates:
01 Dec 2022 - 08 Jan 2023
Running time:
2 hours including an interval.
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Age recommendation:
Best for age 14+
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2:22 A Ghost Story London Reviews
User Reviews
Fantastic show. Managed to catch Tom Felton (aka Malfoy from the Harry Potter films) & Mandip Gill (from Doctor Who) before they leave the show they were fantastic. Fully enjoyed the show there a great twist at the end. The only thing I say is tha Read more
Performance date: 28 August 2022
At 2:22am, for the past few days, Jenny (Mandip Gill, Dr Who) is convinced that their newly bought house is haunted. Her husband Sam (Tom Felton, Harry Potter) is both sceptical and unsupportive. Enter Sam’s long term friend, Lauren (Beatriz Romilly) Read more
Performance date: 19 July 2022
1/137
The show was great, it was funny and made me jump from time to time. For someone who scares easily I was fine and didn’t scream! The story was interesting. I’m so used to seeing musicals and those being fairly long that 2 hours including an interv Read more