1636. Lancaster Castle - The Witches' Tower. You are imprisoned, awaiting trial, crammed into a cell with a solitary woman who has been here for years. She tells you the story that lead to her being imprisoned, beginning at a Witchcraft Trial, twenty-four years previously.

But she was not the accused witch. In 1612, she was nine, and she was a witness for the prosecution against the Witches Of Pendle, including her own brother, sister, and mother. In this story, the infamous Jennet Device herself tells her version of the events which lead to the hanging of ten people - impossible, had it not been for Jennet's testimony - and her how fortunes fared since then.

Parental Advisory: not suitable for children under the age of 12.

About Lexi:

Lexi Wolfe was born in Sheffield in South Yorkshire. She spent much of her young life between there and Pakistan where her parents worked as teachers. She holds a Masters in Acting from the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.

Lexi's work is predominantly one-woman shows, but she has also worked on Emmerdale, The Harry Hill Movie and produced her own short film, Learning To Talk.

She was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Short Film Awards in New York City, 2015 and nominated for Best Female Actor at the Buxton Fringe with her debut performance of 'Mrs. Oscar Wilde', which she wrote to commemorate the famous writer's wife.