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LONDON GHOST FESTIVAL 2009
Friday 23rd October 2009

ASYLUM HILL: an Interactive walkthrough horror experience
After a terrifying run in 2008, the tortured inmates of Tom Spindlers, Asylum Hill are re-animated for this year’s London Ghost Festival. One forgotten fact states that from 1600’s Shoreditch was home to an unusual amount of lunatic asylums with Hoxton House being the largest. Many inmates perished, victims of madness or disease. Will the ghosts of these unfortunate lunatics become attracted to the misery of Asylum Hill? There is only one way to find out.

 THE EXPERIENCE
Chaos spreads through the Asylum as the team of eight pick off and brutally savage ‘Asylum Hill’ Staff and Security one by one – Authorities believed it best to put the Asylum in Lock Down and leave the Inmates within to starve to death. The Doors have been locked. The Windows Bolted. The Entrance Shut off....Until now
Asylum Hill is an Interactive Walkthrough Horror Experience that takes the rule book, chews it up and spits it back out. This is an extreme / intense Attraction with Interactive Installations, Live Actors, Special Effects and Scenes of a Mature Nature.
Please note:  This is not an attraction for the faint hearted and is un-suitable for ages under 14

INFORMATION

Performance dates: Friday 23rd October, Saturday 24th October, Sunday 25th October

Venue: Shoreditch Town Hall.

Address:  380 Old Street. Borough, Hackney, London, EC1V 9LT

Time: 5pm - 10pm (Please note you may have Queue. The experience lasts up to 20 minutes)

Price: £6 per person (Please note that each night has a limited amount of tickets so book early to avoid disappointment)

Nearest Tube: Old Street (Northern Line)

BOOKING DETAILS
Please contact: www.tomspindlerpresents.com (from Sept 2nd)

(Please note this event is not a LPS event)

"Before our eyes had been able to adjust to the light, the first person in the line was physically pulled out of our pack and dragged into the darkness screaming. As we stood calling his name to the door that had been slammed shut between us, other villains descended on the party and picked us off one by one!" - Asylum Hill Review 2008 “