The Haunting is a spine-chilling, traditional ghost story, with unexpected twists, turns, thrills and revelations. The play, by Hugh Janes has been adapted from several original ghost stories written by Charles Dickens.

In JB Priestley’s ‘When We Are Married’, time is once again of the essence, but this time it’s definitely a ‘farcical comedy’. Presented by Preston Drama Club.

This is a faithful adaptation of the well-loved story of the four March sisters, their mother and neighbours, as they grow up together. We bring the girls’ story to life onstage in a truly heartwarming way.

The Hall Players present Careless Murder. A comedy whodunit by Andy Bennison. Is there a killer on the loose or is this a case of careless murder?

Presented by Preston Drama Club. Kay Ridgeway has led a charmed life. Blessed with beauty, enormous wealth, and a new husband, she embarks on a honeymoon voyage down the Nile.

Preston Gilbert & Sullivan will be performing ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ Join us as we climb over Rocky Mountains, as we prepare to set sail with the Pirates of Penzance on our 70th anniversary show. Children under 15 free when accompanied by an adult.

Preston Drama Club presents Enchanted April by Matthew Barber from the novel by Elizabeth von Arnim.

Keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find that this is not the birthplace of the Bard, but a sleepy Suffolk village.

A comedy adventure by John Nicholson and Le Navet Bete. Presented by The Hall Players.

Arnold Ridley’s classic comedy-thriller, The Ghost Train, was first produced in 1925 and has been a firm favourite with professional and non-professional theatre companies ever since.

A fascinating combination of mystery play and psychological study, showing a gradual revelation of the real truth. Dangerous Corner was J.B Priestley’s first solo play, and his first experiment with ‘time.

They’ve done Shakespeare, they’ve done Whodunnit and now the multi-award-winning Northern Comedy Theatre are back for the Halloween season with their brand new hysterically dark comedy Doing The Dead, starring Coronation Street legend Steven Arnold, who played Ashley Peacock for over 15-years. £15.50 - £16.50.

A romantic comedy by Peter Quilter. From £11.

Gas Light is a psychological thriller, set in the Victorian times, written in 1938 by the British novelist and playwright Patrick Hamilton. Presented by The Hall Players and directed by Maureen Nickson.

So, you thought it was safe to go back to your Solicitors Office? Well think again because the hilarious inhabitants of the wackiest solicitors firm on Earth Groper Knutter and Bezzler of Clondy Place are back and with a vengence as this time there is a monster on the loose and that isn’t just Miss Fosdyke!

You may, or may not, have seen Paul Sylvester.  He is Magic’s Best Kept Secret, and a popular performer at the Playhouse.  He has had two successful, sell out, parlour magic shows, a Halloween show and is a regular performer at the Magic Live Lounge. And he’s Still Doing it, a brand new magic show designed for an intimate venue and select audience.

The play written by Eric Chappell and directed Dennis Yardley follows two couples who meet at a Spanish hotel on holiday. Presented by Preston Drama Club.