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THE HAUNTING OF BLAINE MANOR: Ghost Train Tearing Down The Track

8/19/2016

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'The old dark house lives again in a wide-ranging tribute to the ghostly genre.'
Ramsey Campbell, the UK's most successful living horror author, on The Haunting of Blaine Manor.
We're on our last night tonight (Saturday 20th) of our five night run of the return of THE HAUNTING OF BLAINE MANOR at The Kings Arms in Salford and the show is flying.  What's helping of course is having a cast and crew that are absolutely on fire and pushing themselves to deliver the best they can, that's great of course.  

​But the added element that has really driven the show this week has been the amazing audiences and their reactions to the show both during and after.  The show is a ride on its own but the audiences have made it even more of a ride. A huge thank you to those of you that have attended so far and for your wonderful compliments for the show, they are lifting us all and spurring us on to do even better.  
We are clutching a handful of fantastic reviews from this run (see links below) and they are really going to help us do so much more with the show.  Thank you to all our reviewers so far, we really appreciate your words.  

On top of that we have had some amazing photography for this run from Darren McGinn and Shay Rowan, superb work guys and your images will be seen and credited again and again, thank you.
  

You can see their work below.  

Darren McGinn's Dress Run Shots

Shay Rowan's First Night Shots 
REVIEWS THUS FAR FOR THIS RUN:

Kevin Bourke of THE MANCHESTER THEATRE AWARDS

manchestertheatreawards.com/reviews/1036-the-haunting-of-blaine-manor-king-s-arms-salford

Emily Oldfield of I LOVE MANCHESTER
ilovemanchester.com/2016/08/17/see-it-if-you-dare-the-haunting-of-blaine-manor-at-the-kings-arms-salford.aspx

Martin Thomasson of THE BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
www.britishtheatreguide.info/reviews/the-haunting-of-the-king-s-arms-13264

Brian Gorman of FICTIONMAKER.COM  (2nd Review)
fictionmaker.blogspot.co.uk/2016/08/the-haunting-of-blaine-manor-second.html
Last chance - for now - tonight.  Tickets are really - really - selling out fast now, make sure you book yours for the North's scariest play.  You can book your tickets here: 

kingsarmssalford.com/index.php?id=9

More on the play here: 
www.talesfromparadiseheights.com/the-haunting-of-blaine-manor.html

Come and join us for the ride and a fantastic night out...

Joe x


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Poster by Darren McGinn
Picture
A message from Grady, the butler of Blaine Manor, on travel to the venue and parking.
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I'm rather looking forward to opening the Manor doors to our guests for our remaining two nights.

​For travel to the Manor train is recommended as you can disembark at Salford Central Railway Station, turn left out of the station and you will see The Salford Arms some fifty to sixty yards st the end of the street, it is on the corner of Bloom Street, the esteemed residence and local public house THE KINGS ARMS - the current residence of BLAINE MANOR - is at the end of Bloom Street on the left. 


Those travelling by automobile it is recommended you arrive early as parking is difficult, and there is a chance of a tussle with a banshee or demon (traffic wardens, they work till nine) single line parking is fine after 6, some single line spacing is on Bloom Street and if you come out of Bloom Street turn left onto Chapel Street, you'll find some single line parking there too. Other than that it's the City Car Park zones close to the venue.  Do give yourselves enough time and drive safely. 


Grady, the butler, Blaine Manor

Pic by Shay Rowan

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