The Girl in the Green Room

The Girl in the Green Room 

Written and Directed by Luke Adamson 

Produced by The Bridge House Theatre 

As the heavens open and the thunder cracks, a young writer dives into a never before seen bookshop for shelter on his way home one Autumn evening. Despite nobody answering his calls he has the distinct feeling that he is not alone. 

When he discovers a secret room hidden behind an old mahogany bookcase things take a turn for the weird. Poetry scrawled into the pages of a handwritten diary reveals the details of a forbidden love affair. 

Could this mysterious author be his unseen companion? As he dives further into the writing, the spirit’s dark purpose is revealed. 

Can he calm the spirit in time? 

Will he ever escape The Green Room? 

Inspired by The Green Room by Walter De La Mare, The Girl In The Green Room is an atmospheric one-man ghost story. 

 

‘The best aspect of the show is the ease with which it is possible to suspend disbelief… For anyone who is used to the rush of the 21st century, this might feel like a forgotten world unfolding in a kind of slow motion. It feels like a show to experience as it gets under the skin.’ London Pub Theatres ★★★★★ ‘The Girl in The Green Room is one of the best productions you are likely to find in any pub theatre this year… Adamson’s is a masterpiece. Lindoe puts in an outstanding dramatic performance’ ★★★★★ The Recs 

Nominated for Four Off West End Awards: Solo Performance, New Play, Sound Design and Lighting Design and a London Pub Theatres Standing Ovation Award.