Haunting Julia tells the story of Julia Lukin, a nineteen year-old musical prodigy who committed suicide twelve years earlier, and how she still haunts the three men closest to her, through both the supernatural and in their memories. This hauntingly tense study of grief and the supernatural is punctuated with trademark wit from Alan Ayckbourn.
The production is directed by Lucy Pitman-Wallace, with design by Jess Curtis, lighting design by Mark Dymock and sound design by Paul Dodgson.
Haunting Julia is at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch until 17th November 2018.
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1. L R Sam Cox Matthew Spencer Photo credit Mark Sepple
L R Sam Cox Matthew Spencer Haunting Julia Photo credit Mark Sepple
2. L R Clive Llewellyn Sam Cox Matthew Spencer Photo credit Mark Sepple
L R Clive Llewellyn Sam Cox Matthew Spencer Haunting Julia Photo credit Mark Sepple
3. L R Sam Cox Clive Llewellyn Photo credit Mark Sepple
L R Sam Cox Clive Llewellyn Haunting Julia Photo credit Mark Sepple
4. L R Clive Llewellyn Matthew Spencer Sam Cox Photo credit Mark Sepple
L R Clive Llewellyn Matthew Spencer Sam Cox Haunting Julia Photo credit Mark Sepple
5. Matthew Spencer Photo credit Mark Sepple
Matthew Spencer Haunting Julia Photo credit Mark Sepple
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