Stranger Things inspires Shock Horror at Watford theatre

Stranger Things meets the Women in Black when Shock Horror: A Ghost Story comes to Watford Palace Theatre.

The cast includes Alex Moran as Herbert, Chloe Proctor as Norma, Joseph Carter as Jack and Chris Blackwood as Karras . Ryan Simons, writer and director, said: "It's our third time touring this show and each time it grows into something creepier. We can't wait to be in the dark again with an auditorium full of scared people!"The show tells the story through the eyes of Herbert who grew up in the Metropol. The eerie old cinema was his playground and prison – a place where endless late-night horror films were his only window to the world.

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