Ghost opens to the public on Monday 9th April and runs daily until Saturday 14th April 2007 (11am - 5pm).The performance starts and finishes at Campbeltown Library, Aqualibrium

Ghost - A Play without Players - A Voice Within or just ahead, out of reach - A breath. A step.
Unseen but all around - Empty rooms littered with memories, intriguing echoes, past events and lives - A poetic thriller

A gripping drama set in a mythical, futuristic landscape. Arrive at the start point, slip on your headphones and enter the unsettling world of ‘The Maker’. 

Inspired by the Daedalus myth, Ghost takes you on a journey littered with intriguing echoes of lives and events, through a landscape which is at once familiar and hauntingly strange. As you explore the labyrinth of streets around Leith’s atmospheric Shore area, the mystery gradually unfolds around you as it builds inexorably to its thrilling denouement. What you discover may not be what you expect…..

Written by award-winning playwright Judith Adams and directed by 2002 Creative Scotland Award-short listed Symon Macintyre, Ghost is a darkly beautiful tale, told through a blend of narration, music, three-dimensional soundscape and installation art.

Director Symon Macintyre comments, “There are no excuses, don’t miss this. You will be in a world within a world. For 60 minutes nothing that you see or do will be normal.” 

Tickets £3/£2 (concessions).

Minimum age restriction - 15 years
For further details please contact. Eileen Rae, Arts Development Officer. Tel: 01700 502252 eileen.rae@argyll-bute.gov.uk or visit www.ghost-web.org

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