THE CHAMBER OF HORRORS Returns to St. George's Hall this Halloween

Liverpool's spookiest Halloween experience is back. And it promises to be bigger, darker and scarier than ever.

After the success of last year's Chamber of Horrors, Lovehistory is returning to the resting ground of the unsaved deep beneath historic St George's Hall this October.

Inspired by a century of horror genres, LoveHistory Loves Horror has chosen to journey once more through the darkest parts of the Grade I Listed hall at night.

For one week only, from 24-31 October, Liverpool's most imposing building will host the damned, the unsaved and the cursed.

Take your courage in your hands and embark on a voyage through the cold, dark passageways and eerie cells of the Lime Street landmark... you never know what you may encounter. Those who walk between this world and the next, and those who have returned to create havoc and destruction, will be waiting!

This is a show for real fans of horror. Brave audience members can expect a mixture of staged scenes inspired from the best and scariest horror genres, and encounter unexpected characters throughout their journey.

Judy McLean, Creative Director of LoveHistory Loves Horror, said: "When we embarked on our odyssey through the Chamber of Horror last Halloween, it was a huge hit with our audience - and we're very pleased to have the chance to scare the people of Liverpool once again. We took on board feedback from last October, and this year we plan to go even bigger and darker!

"St George's Hall is a brilliant backdrop for our immersive storytelling. And Halloween is a perfect time to venture into the dark depths far below the light-filled splendour of the hall."

WARNING: Not for those with a nervous disposition, not for those afraid of the dark and not for those who jump if they hear a bump in the night!

Please note: This show is an adult show and may contain language and content that will offend. The earlier shows will be tailored for families, but it is not suitable for children under 16.

For more information on St George's Hall, visit www.stgeorgesliverpool.co.uk.

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