The Croft

THE CROFT

Wed 11 - Sat 14 March 2020
Tickets £21-£36*

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In the remote Scottish Highlands two women arrive at a former Crofters Hut in the deserted village of Coillie Ghille. When the weekend getaway takes an unexpected turn, cut off from the modern world, Laura and Suzanne find themselves drawn into the dark history of the Croft and the lives that passed before them.

In this bold and haunting play, the present interweaves with the past as ancient tales surface and the terrifying truth lurking in the Croft is revealed.

Starring national treasure Gwen Taylor (Barbara, Coronation Street, Heartbeat) and Caroline Harker (Middlemarch, A Touch of Frost). Directed by award-winning director Philip Franks (The Habit of Art) and produced by The Original Theatre Company (The Habit of Art, Caroline’s Kitchen, Birdsong), The Croft will set your pulse racing this Spring.

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Running Time

Approximately 2 hours including an interval

Age Guidance

14+

Tickets

Wednesday - Saturday, 7.45pm
and Saturday, 2.30pm: £21/£26/£31/£36
Thursday & Friday, 2.30pm: £21/£26/£31*

*All ticket prices include a £3 per ticket booking fee

Assisted Performances:

BSL Interpreted performance: Thursday 12 March, 7:45pm

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Gallery

  • Two women look at each other holding a candle between them
  • A man and a woman talk, the man has a bottle in his hand
  • Two women smile and take a photo of themselves together, a mysterious woman lurks in the background
  • A woman in rags
  • A man in a kitchen

Videos

The Croft

BSL introduction to Cambridge Arts Theatre

  • 'Thrilling, superb new play… keeps the audience gripped and guessing the truth from start to finish'

    WHATSGOODTODO
  • 'A triumph of suspenseful writing... this excellent thriller, a remarkably adept piece for Ali Milles’s first play'

    British Theatre Guide
  • 'A guaranteed evening of intriguing mystery, one that will keep you on your toes and ears pricked until the final beat'

    Creative Reviews UK