Join us for two chilling tales after dark from the infamous
private collection at Weeping Bank Library - researched
meticulously, written obsessively and read mercilessly by the
keeper of those dark tomes - The Librarian of Weeping Bank
himself.
In Weeping Bank, they say The Librarian writes by moonlight and
locks away his stories at dawn. But every now and then, by
candlelight and under the watchful glow of a single brass lamp, he
reads one or two of his chilling tales to rapt audiences across the
country.
This is storytelling as it once was - eerie, immersive and
dangerously close.
ABOUT WEEPING BANK
'a masterclass in the art of the modern ghost story'
Bronte Schiltz, writer/journalist
'flawlessly delivered with thespian-level gravitas.... The
overall production put me in mind of something I may have seen on
the BBC in times past' Emma Dark, award-winning filmmaker
and actress, columnist for We Belong Dead magazine.
'I came, I saw, I jumped out of my seat... so atmospheric and
performed so brilliantly. ... You've created something rather
wonderful and enduring with that world, very impressive'
Robin Jarvis, bestselling author
'The quality of your writing of ghost stories is superb. I have
found that very few horror stories have the genuine ability to
chill, but both your tales were suitably unnerving and sublimely
told’ Nick Brunger, award-winning magician & storyteller
A WORD OF CAUTION: The Librarian’s readings contain
moments of considerable unease and are deemed unsuitable for
children and the faint of heart.