Is Anybody There?

An interactive, documentary-style theatre performance about how our minds can lead us astray
A human sits at a table with candles covered in a white sheet with black eyes to resemble a ghost
Jon Nash

  • The House, University of Plymouth, PL4 8AA

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Presented by Open Plan Theatre
‘Put your hand up. Has anyone here ever seen a ghost?’  
Exeter, 2005.  
Strapped for cash, Daniel joins a group of students performing a psychological experiment to create a ghost and begins to lose his grip on what is real and what isn’t. 
Inspired by true events, ‘Is Anybody There?’ is an interactive, documentary-style theatre performance about how our minds can lead us astray. Join us around a table where séance meets science.
Written and performed by Jon Nash and directed by Laura Jasper. 
Date: Wednesday 20 November 2024
Time: 19:30–20:50
Venue: The House stage
Ticket information: £10, £7 concessions, Free to University of Plymouth students & Under 18s
Age Restriction: 14 years + 
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