Combining multi-media and a plethora of exciting acting talent, Don't Go into the Cellar! theatre company bring new adaptations of nineteenth-century literature's greatest ghost and horror stories.

Returning for the third time to our stage, this time with ‘Morbid Curiosities’ (on Friday 13th, of course),  a live theatrical anthology of classic ghost and horror stories. The work of Poe, Conan Doyle, Stevenson, Dickens and other masters of the macabre brought to life in finest fear-fuelled fashion!

This chilling original theatre show is the "live" equivalent of the classic horror paperback anthologies of the 1970s! Theatrical adaptations of classic short stories penned by Poe, Stevenson, Lovecraft and their macabre brethren, the show combines live performance with visual media to create a unique mixture of video, theatre, poetry and drama.

Travel information:-

We are a city centre venue and parking can be in short supply.  If you are driving, please make sure you leave plenty of time to find a space click here for a map of where the nearest parking spaces can be found.

We recommend Kings Park Road car park:
We are about 10 minutes walk from Southampton City Centre train station (head up the hill toward the Guildhall clock tower) and on the route for most city centre buses (the Unilink U1 stops virtually outside.)

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 Accessibility info:-

Events are generally suitable for adults, young people and older children - children must be accompanied by an adult at all times, however. Young children are also welcome to come along but be aware some poems and songs may contain adult content (although we try to keep these until after children have left!)

Most events are held on our first floor, accessible by a wide staircase with a sturdy banner. Comformatable seating is provided.  We regret that, due to space and other constraints, we are generally unable to relocate our events to the ground floor for those who require ground level access - so sorry.

FAQs

Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?

Events are open to all ages unless otherwise stated, however please note that our mission is to provide creative activity primarily to adults, therefore most of our programme is aimed at 16 years and over.  Performances may include stronger language.

Life drawing classes are open to over 18s only.

What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?

Please click here for details of how to find us.

What can/can't I bring to the event?

Please don't bring your own food or drink to The Art House.

Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?

The best way is by email to info@thearthousesouthampton.co.uk

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

If you have a smartphone, we prefer that you save paper and show us your ticket on a phone.

What is the refund policy?

Tickets are not refundable unless the event is cancelled.

The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay?

As long as the person making the booking is with you, that's fine. 

All bookings for events are subject to our Terms and Conditions which can be viewed here.

 
This is Bik, one of our founding directors, on a rare break in the sunshine outside the Art House (you can just see in the distance the site of what is to be Southampton's new Arts Centre come Oct 2015.) Bik organises most of our special events, publices them, and can be found behind the sound desk on most nights or scurrying around, rounding up band members!