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An Audience with a Ghost Hunter

St Nicholas Priory, Exeter
16th October - 25th October
6.30pm & 8.30pm


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An Audience with a Ghost Hunter

St Nicholas Priory, Exeter
October 24th - November 3rd

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An Audience with a Ghost Hunter

16th - 25th October

A haunting tale set in Exeter’s oldest building. 

As the sun sets and darkness takes hold, join renowned ghost hunter Dr Robin Knapman as he leads you through the haunted halls and hidden chambers of St Nicholas Priory, where centuries of history have left their mark. 

From ghostly whispers in the dark to objects moving on their own, you never know what you’ll encounter in the building’s shadowy depths. And, somewhere within the shadows, there's a mystery waiting to be uncovered.

An Audience with a Ghost Hunter is an immersive experience where you become part of the investigation. From the moment you step through the door, you’ll find yourself in a world of unexplained noises and ancient curses. Exeter was named the UK's spookiest city in 2024, and with its rich history of haunted landmarks and chilling folklore, there’s no better setting for a ghost story.

Wandering Tiger Productions has been making sell-out interactive theatre for many years now, and this is their darkest and most twisted tale by far. Are you brave enough to join the hunt? 

Tickets are limited, so book now before they vanish into thin air!

Suitable for ages 15+




“Thrilling, fun and fantastically creepy.”
- The PRSD

“Loved every minute of it. A real spooky experience.” 
- Audience Feedback

"Best piece of immersive theatre we have been to in a long time." 
- Audience Feedback




CONTENT WARNING: This production features dark indoor spaces, loud noises, flashing lights, theatrical smoke & haze, sudden sound effects, swearing. The show is not recommended for pregnant individuals, those with heart conditions, mobility issues or claustrophobia. For full details on content advisories, with additional details that include potential story spoilers, click here.

ACCESS: Unfortunately, due to the nature of this historic venue, the show is not suitable for wheelchair users. Some seating will be available during the show but you will mostly be standing and walking so comfortable footwear is recommended.

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