Haunting Thriller The Woman in Black at Costa Mesa Playhouse
Costa Mesa Playhouse (661 Hamilton Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627)
- Full Price:
- $16.00 - $18.00
- Our Price:
- FREE - $9.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for The Woman in Black have expired.
The last date listed for The Woman in Black was Sunday November 22, 2009 / 2:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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tiff2talk on What to Wear
Casual attire is fine
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tiff2talk on Where to Park
Free easy parking near the small intimate theatre
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
The location is at a school
14 Goldstar Member Reviews
tiff2talk
This was a great show! It is a little slow in the beginning to "set-up" the storyline, but there are some really great scares towards the end of the first act and most of the second act.Written on Nov 01 2009
The actors are excellent. Kudos to them! The Woman in Black is a show that is very popular in London, so I am glad I got to see it here in Orange County. Bring a date and she will be sure to wrap her arms around you when the scary parts are near.
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roma
Had a lot of misconceptions at first; but then the players blew us away- story line is soooo good!!! The Little Play That Could! choo-choo!Written on Nov 08 2009
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Richard T.
These 2 actors are INCREDIBLE !!! How do they remember all those lines? Pure love put into their work. Sure did send chills up and down my spine at times. Excellent fun. I will see it again.Written on Nov 02 2009
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hilda
great performance by actors, although play was to slow not what I'm use to in plays.......Written on Nov 01 2009
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More Information About The Woman in Black
Description
Adapted by Stephen Mallatratt from the Book by Susan Hill
Directed by Stephen Hulsey
Arthur Kipps, a middle-aged solicitor, hires a theatre and the services of a professional actor to help him re-enact, and thereby hopefully exorcise, a ghostly event which befell him many years previously with horrifyingly tragic results. Still running in London’s West End after 20 years, The Woman In Black treads in the footsteps of the classic ghost story, following the tradition of Charles Dickens and Henry James. It relies on atmosphere, a vivid sense of place, on hints and glimpses and suggestions, on what is shadowy, heard and sometimes only half-seen, to chill the audience’s blood to the marrow. Not for the faint of heart.
About the Ticket Supplier: Costa Mesa Playhouse
The Costa Mesa Playhouse is a 73-seat, not-for-profit, Community Theater that has been serving greater Orange County for over 40 years. The Playhouse is dedicated to presenting affordable, quality, live theater in a comfortable and intimate setting, and to offering the talented actors, singers, dancers, and stage craftspeople of Orange County a welcoming environment in which to practice their craft. With a season running from September through June and five productions per season, the Playhouse offers a diverse array of plays and musicals to our theatergoing public.