Uncanny: I Know What I Saw with Danny Robins
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Uncanny: I Know What I Saw with Danny Robins

Tilted presents the return of the smash hit, sell-out stage show, Uncanny: I Know What I Saw with Danny Robins currently on the second leg of extensive leg of the UK tour,

Uncanny I Know What I Saw began its tour on23 May at Watford Palace Theatre and continues its UK tour through to 21 July 2024. Full tour schedule below. 

​Do Ghosts Exist?

In 2023, Danny asked the questions – do ghosts exist? And if not, why do people see them? 25,000 people joined him in theatres across the country last autumn in a bid to try and find answers, turning the show into the biggest live investigation into the paranormal ever. 

Written and performed by Danny Robins, creator of the hugely successful BBC Radio 4 podcasts and global hits, UncannyThe Battersea Poltergeist and The Witch Farm, the BBC TV series Uncanny and the award-winning West End play 2:22 – A Ghost Story

Danny Robins said ‘Taking Uncanny on the road in 2023 and meeting thousands of Uncanny fans, was thrilling to me. So this year it’s great to visit some of towns and cities we didn’t reach in the Autumn and return to some places that sold out a bit too quickly first time around! Whether you are a Team Sceptic or Team Believer, if you love ghost stories and want to try and make sense of these strange mysteries, we can promise you a fun, thought-provoking, scare-filled night out as we bring some intriguing cases, never featured on TV or the podcast to life. And if you saw the show in 2023, we can promise you some brand new evidence and new witnesses this time around!’ 

Founder of Tilted and the show’s director Sam Hodges said ‘With live podcast shows on the rise, what makes Tilted’s approach unique is creating shows that are inherently theatrical, playful and interactive, and, with the help of a brilliant design team, the extraordinary stories that Uncanny features offer a unique opportunity to do just that’. 

​Supernatural Encounters

Uncanny: I Know What I Saw is a unique experience. It features chilling, real-life contemporary stories of supernatural encounters experienced by ordinary people in ordinary places, brought to life on stage with invention, featuring projection and video design. 

Well-known resident experts from Team Believer and Team Sceptic, parapsychologists Evelyn Hollow, Deborah Hyde, Ciaran O’Keeffe and Chris French return to analyse and debate these strange, inexplicable, chilling events with Danny, with opportunities for audience members to interact and join the debate as well as sharing their own ghostly experiences. 

Directed by Sam Hodges (Brown Girls Do It Too (Soho/UK tour) for Tilted, The Shadow Factory, Nuffield Southampton Theatres), Uncanny: I Know What I Saw is designed by internationally acclaimed Linbury prize winner Zoë Hurwitz with lighting designed by Elliot Griggs, sound design by Alex Braithwaite, video projection by Zakk Hein and illusions by Sam Lupton

The recommended age limit is 10+ but parental discretion advised, and the running time is 120 minutes plus interval. 

TOUR SCHEDULE 

23-24 May – Watford Palace Theatre 
28 May – Edinburgh Festival Theatre 
1 June – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre 
2 June – Birmingham Hippodrome 
4 June – Theatre Royal Brighton 
5 June – Bromley Churchill Theatre 
6 June – Ipswich Regent Theatre 
8 June – Bradford Alhambra Theatre 
11 June – Cardiff New Theatre 
13-14 June – Liverpool Playhouse 
15 June – Nottingham Theatre Royal 
16 June – Lowry Salford 
17 June – Blackpool Grand 
18 June – York Grand Opera 
23 June – Wycombe Swan 
24 June – Cliffs Pavilion, Southend 
25 June – Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London 
27 June – Waterfront Hall Belfast 
28 June – Bord Gais, Dublin 
30 June – Cork Opera House 
3 July – Regent Theatre Stoke 
4 July – New Theatre Peterborough 
6 July – Newcastle Theatre Royal 
8 July – Mayflower Southampton 
15 July – Oxford Playhouse 
16-18 July – Bristol Old Vic 
20-21 July – Queens Theatre Barnstaple 
22 July – Royal & Derngate, Northampton 

For booking details 

See my 4 Star review of 2:22 A Ghost Story