About The Haunting of Hill House

This production contains flashing lights, loud noises, pyrotechnics, supernatural events, death, blood, intense emotional distress and jump scares. Click here for more details

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Hill House is waiting for you…

Don't miss this chilling theatrical adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s“near perfect” (Stephen King) classic ghost story.

From best-selling novel to major hit Netflix series, The Haunting of Hill House now takes to the stage in this gripping new production that blurs the line between heart-thumping suspense and the supernatural.

This bold new stage adaptation is tense, unsettling and darkly playful. Where shadows whisper, walls remember and nothing is as it seems… as grief, desire and the dangerous comfort of belonging seep through every wall, one question lingers: is Hill House haunted… or are we?

Groups and Schools

To make a group booking please contact groups@wiltshirecreative.co.uk

Groups of 10 – 19: £4 off Band A and B tickets (blue and pink), £2 off Band C tickets (green)

Groups of 20+: £6 off Band A and B tickets (blue and pink), £4 off Band C tickets (green)

Schools/Youth Groups of 10+: £13.50 per ticket, including essential accompanying adults

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"A ghost can be a lot of things. A memory, a daydream, a secret, grief, anger, guilt"

When a group of daring investigators take on the mystery of Hill House, curiosity quickly descends into fear. Experiments plunge into darkness. Strange disturbances ripple through twisting corridors... as the house tightens its grip, it will leave you on the edge of your seat… and questioning what is real long after the curtain falls.

The Haunting of Hill House, based on the novel by Shirley Jackson, adapted for the stage by Olivier and BAFTA winner Stef Smith and directed by Sky Arts Award winner Martin Constantine.

5 Stars
incredibly slick
Theatre and Art Reviews

5 Stars
one of the most immersive and unsettling theatrical experiences I have seen in recent years
In Common

It had you enthralled from start to finish
Audience Feedback

Absolutely fantastic!
Audience Feedback

The visual and audio effects were amazing
Audience Feedback

Image gallery

Two people face each other, smiling. They are dressed formally. The person on the right has a camera around his neck and is holding a clipboard.

A woman wearing an apron, holding a letter, looking into the distance. She stands alone against a dark backdrop with partial, fractured lighting.

Two people holding a conversation while one is standing and the other seated. There are items of furniture in the background, including a four-poster bed.

A woman faces the camera, dangling garments from her hand. Her shirt and forearms are marked with blood and she has a horrified expression on her face. Another person faces her, with their back to the camera.

A woman standing as she holds an old-fashioned phone to her ear, frowning.

A woman wearing a jacket over a dress and holding a handbag on her forearm. She is gesturing out with her hands and smiling.

A group of people examining a painting. A woman kneels in front of it to look closely, while three other people stand behind.

A man and a woman stand together. The man has a hand placed on the woman's upper arm. They are seen hazily through a window frame within the walls of a house. A large, fractured image of another woman's face is distorted across the walls.

A man in formal dress stands with one hand in his pocket, the other holding a drink. Another man and a woman stand in the background, looking towards him and frowning.

A man pours a drink for a woman holding up a glass. They are both looking at each other and smiling, watched by another woman seated in the background.

Two woman stand within a set built to look like the interior of an old house. The lighting is dark and atmospheric. One woman wears an apron, while another wears a suit jacket, with a bag at her feet, as if she's just arrived.

A group of three people seated at a table, while a man in formal dress with a camera around his neck leans over it. The two seated people in the foreground are lounging casually.

A woman stands staring at a four-poster bed. The scene is dark, lit with an eerie blue light, and there appears to be a shadow rising from the head of the bed.

Photography by Pamela Raith

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Content Warning (Contains Spoilers)

These themes occur throughout:

Supernatural events
Parental death
Death of a child
Implications of stalking/being watched
Jump scares
Intense emotional distress
Blood/the illusion of blood
Accident leading to death/suicide

We have prepared a full content warning for anyone who would like to have a greater understanding of any sensitive content prior to seeing the show. Please note this document contains significant spoilers.