Thu 30 October 2025 7:30pm

Fright Night

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Prepare for a night of supernatural thrills on Halloween eve with "the UK's go-to ghost guy," Danny Robins.

Join the award-winning British writer, broadcaster, and paranormal expert - known for his hit podcasts The Battersea Poltergeist, Uncanny, and The Witch Farm, as well as his West End hit 2:22 A Ghost Story and the Uncanny TV series - as he investigates the Royal Albert Hall's haunted history on stage, co-written and directed by Will Brenton.

Witness a live ghost hunt around the 153-year-old building projected onto HD screens and experience a performance that pays homage to the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Memorial Service séance that occurred at the Hall in 1930. Accompanied by the scariest pieces in music history from Camille Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre to iconic film score themes. Brought to you by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra.

Stay tuned for more paranormal activity announcements as the night draws closer.

Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra

The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra (RPCO) was formed in 1987 and has built up an international reputation in its own right. Performing in the major concert halls and concert venues in the UK and around the world, from China and the Far East to North and South America, the RPCO is known for its versatile programming of classical, light classical and popular music. The RPCO is regularly seen working with renowned artists in the worlds of classical music, pop music and West End musicals and appears at many of the UK’s most celebrated summer music festivals.

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