Do you believe in Ghosts?

‘I’d get freaked out here, alone in the dark. Wondering what’s lurking at the bottom of the bed, ready to grab your feet.’

In a rapidly gentrifying part of London, a married couple are renovating their new home. But something strange and frightening can be heard at the same time every night. Jenny has become convinced the house is haunted. Husband Sam isn’t having a bar of it. Tension builds throughout a housewarming dinner with friends as the clock ticks closer to 2:22…when a shocking truth will be revealed. What forces have they stripped back to reveal? Secrets, ghosts, and an adrenaline filled night make for an unforgettable theatre experience.

Spine-chilling, funny and scary, 2:22 A Ghost Story premiered in London’s West End in 2021, directed by Matthew Dunster. The original production went on to win Best New Play at the 2022 WhatsOnStage Awards, and was nominated for Best New Play at the Olivier Awards.

This New Zealand premiere is a new production of the UK smash hit thriller by Danny Robins. Directed by Peter Feeney, Starring the unparalleled talents of Regan Taylor, Pamela Sidhu, Jack Sergent-Shadbolt, and Serena Cotton. Featuring with design from Chris Reddington, Marcus McShane, Daniel Elliott and Shiloh Dobie, 2:22 A Ghost Story is contemporary theatre at its finest. 

“Laugh, jump out your seats, scream, accidentally spill your drink on your mate – and then go off talking about it into the night.” – Danny Robins (writer)

Written by Danny Robins
Produced by Rollicking Entertainment Ltd
Directed by Peter Feeney

Presented by arrangement with MTI: www.mtishows.co.uk

Saturday 13 September to Saturday 11 October
Preview Night: Friday 12 September
Sunday Special: Sunday 14 September
Choose Your Price Night: Tuesday 16 September
Q&A: Tuesday 16 September
Circa One
Tues – Thurs 6.30pm, Fri – Sat 8.00pm, Sun 4pm
$30 – $60 Early Bird Tickets Available

Run time: 2hrs plus a 15-minute interval.
Audience care: Coarse language, PG13 esc-scares, discussion of death and the afterlife.

For our valued visually impaired audience members, we will be providing an audio described interpreter and headsets for the Wednesday 1 October show at 6.30pm. To book please contact the box office directly on either 04 801 7992 or email [email protected]. Please let us know if you would like to bring a guide dog or book allocated seating.