‘Truly, Jack the Ripper’
Atmospheric one-man show adapted
from classic stories based around the
Ripper theme. Was the Ripper a mad
doctor, an escaped lunatic, a deranged
barrister - or someone just like you or
me?
Contains material that some may find disturbing
‘Greyfriars Bobby’
A heart-warming one-man adaptation
of the classic tale based on the true
story of a Highland terrier and his
unwavering loyalty to his master, Jock.
A sentimental caper for animal lovers
young and old alike.
‘Scotland Yard Investigates’ From the
files of Scotland Yard come these startling
stage adaptations of infamous true-life
nineteenth century crimes. Faithful to the
source material but employing a theatrical
flourish, expect to be entertained and
horrified in equal measure. Featuring
dramatizations of the Thames Torso
Murders, The Whitechapel Murderer and the
Lambeth Poisoner, Dr Thomas Neill Cream!
Contains material that some may find disturbing
‘Dissecting Dr. Crippen’
Brave a ghoulish audience with one of the
most infamous poisoners in British history,
Harvey Crippen. We invite you to listen to
this murderous man of medicine as the
diabolical doctor regales you with his
story. Was he guilty as charged? Or were
his protestations of innocence genuine? If
so, whose remains were found in the cellar
of his house in Hilldrop Crescent, and
whatever had become of his wife, Cora?
Contains material that some may find disturbing
‘Titanic Tales’
Based on the real-life testimonies of
those who survived, this stage show
commemorates the maritime disaster by
focusing on lives changed forever by the
tragedy. It also explores the myths that
have become entwined with the events
of April 1912, including the alleged
mummy's curse that caused the sinking.
Jonathan Goodwin performs in a show
scripted by himself, and directed by
Gary Archer.
‘The Curse of Tutankhamun’
Jonathan Goodwin plays Howard Carter,
Arthur Conan Doyle and others in this
eerie one-man production. The year is
1922, and the legendary Tomb of
Tutankhamun is about to be opened by
Howard Carter and his team of
Egyptologists. However, in so doing, a
terrible curse is set to be unleashed by the
angry gods assigned to protect the final
resting place of the Egyptian Boy-King.
‘Stage Fright’
Beyond the footlights and the
glamour of those on stage, dark
secrets are waiting to be revealed.
True tales of murder and obsession
are dramatized, including the
shocking murder of Victorian actor
William Terriss, and the terrifying
ghosts said to haunt the theatres of
London's West End!
‘Prince of Poisoners’
William Palmer was a qualified
doctor in Victorian Staffordshire.
He also happened to be deep in
debt. Increasingly desperate for
money, Palmer would stop at
nothing to bolster his coffers. Not
even murder! Jonathan Goodwin
plays the infamous nineteenth-
century serial killer in a production
dramatized from the facts brought
to light in Palmer's trial.
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