Arthur Kipps, haunted by memories of a spectral figure, enlists a young actor to help recount his terrifying experiences. As the two men delve deeper into his story, they blur the line between performance and reality, drawing out the chilling presence of the Woman in Black. 

The stage adaptation was written by Stephen Mallatratt, based on Susan Hill’s 1983 novel of the same name. Directed by Robin Herford, the production has become one of the most enduring works in British theatre. Since its debut in 1987, it has remained a landmark of West End theatre, running for over 30 years and reaching audiences worldwide.

Originally produced by PW Productions, the play has been performed internationally and has been seen by over seven million people.