The Trial of Mary Ann Higgins: Reliving History in a Chilling Reenactment
31st October 2024, was like stepping into the pages of a gothic novel. In the dim, shadowy glow of a historic theatre, we brought the dramatic trial of Mary Ann Higgins, aged 19, and her co-accused, Edward Clarke, back to life. Both had stood accused of murder in 1831, and the suspense was thick enough […]
Why Your Ticket is More Than Just ‘Listening to Made-Up Stories’
Last week, I had the pleasure of taking a group of enthusiastic kids on a ghost walk to raise money for charity. For the small price of £2.50—less than a sandwich these days, mind you—the kids got a fun and spooky evening out, and the donation went straight back to the charity. Win-win, right? Well, […]