Miracle Theatre brings hallucinogenic whodunnit to Great Torrington

The show promises to be packed with larger than life characters, daft humour and spine chilling suspenseplaceholder image
The show promises to be packed with larger than life characters, daft humour and spine chilling suspense

“As always, our aim is to bring lavish and extraordinary shows to community venues of all sizes, no matter how unassuming or remote!”

North Devon audiences are in for a treat as the Miracle Theatre brings their latest production, Hell's Bells, to the The Plough Arts Centre in Great Torrington on Friday, March 8.

The show will also be making stops at various theatres, village halls, and community centres along the way.

Set against the backdrop of a seaside holiday, Hell's Bells follows Ferelith as her vacation takes a bizarre turn with the discovery of a lighthouse keeper's body washed ashore.

As Ferelith becomes embroiled in a police investigation filled with peculiar events and strange markings, her legendary intuition is put to the test.placeholder image
As Ferelith becomes embroiled in a police investigation filled with peculiar events and strange markings, her legendary intuition is put to the test.

Can her bumbling father, Grubb, save her from impending disaster?

Hell's Bells promises to be a comic seaside mystery like no other, blending elements of detective thriller drama with Miracle Theatre's signature colourful characters, physical antics, and humour. 

Audiences can expect an enthralling experience filled with laughter, mystery, and magic.

Founded in 1979, Miracle Theatre has earned a stellar reputation for producing comical, highly entertaining, and clever shows.

Bill Scott, the company's founder and Artistic Director, expressed excitement about returning to indoor venues after a decade-long hiatus. 

He shared the Miracle Theatre's commitment to bringing extraordinary shows to community venues of all sizes, ensuring accessibility to cultural events for all.

“After a pause of 10 years, we’re delighted to be back on the road, revisiting our old haunts and discovering some new ones,” he said. 

He continued, “as always, our aim is to bring lavish and extraordinary shows to community venues of all sizes, no matter how unassuming or remote!”

Developed with support from the UK Government's Shared Prosperity Fund through the £132m Good Growth Programme managed by Cornwall Council, Hell's Bells has promised to deliver a thrilling and accessible theatrical experience for audiences of all ages.placeholder image
Developed with support from the UK Government's Shared Prosperity Fund through the £132m Good Growth Programme managed by Cornwall Council, Hell's Bells has promised to deliver a thrilling and accessible theatrical experience for audiences of all ages.

Tickets for Hell's Bells start at £10 per person and are available now, welcoming adults and children (recommended age 7+). 

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