The thrilling work of multi-million selling author Peter James returns to Glasgow next year with a brand new production of the spine-tingling stage play The House on Cold Hill.
The eerie tale will spook out Theatre Royal from Tuesday 28 May until Saturday 1 June 2019 as part of a major UK tour which begins in January.
The news follows Peter James, who penned the award-winning Roy Grace series, securing the top spot in UK book charts for the 13th consecutive time with his latest page-turner, Dead If You Don't.
The House on Cold Hill is the best-selling novel by James and is now the fourth play in his critically acclaimed stage franchise which includes Not Dead Enough, The Perfect Murder and Dead Simple on stage.
The House on Cold Hill is a modern day ghostly thriller that will send shivers down your spine and make you think twice about returning home to a dark, empty house.
Within days of moving into the huge, dilapidated Georgian mansion in the remote Sussex countryside, the Harcourt family quickly realise that the house of their dreams hides a dark secret and that they aren't the only residents at Cold Hill...
James has been acclaimed as 'one of the most fiendishly clever crime fiction plotters' (Daily Mail) and his brilliant international bestselling novels have been published in 37 languages and sold over 19 million copies worldwide.
Following the recent nationwide stage success of the Peter James plays with stars including Shane Richie, Jessie Wallace, Claire Goose, Les Dennis, Laura Whitmore, Jamie Lomas, Bill Ward and Tina Hobley, The House on Cold Hill will reunite Peter James with theatre producer Joshua Andrews, the Olivier award winning director Ian Talbot and award winning writer Shaun McKenna.
Peter James said: "It has been a great thrill for me to have three stage adaptations of my work so cleverly written and brilliantly performed over the last five years, and a joy to see the huge pleasure they've given audiences around the UK, and overseas.
"I'm very excited by the latest adaptation, of my best-selling ghost story The House on Cold Hill, which starts on a six-month nationwide tour next January, with the same production team behind it.
"The intimacy of theatres is particularly well suited to instilling a great atmosphere of suspense and thrills in audiences, and I can promise there will be no shortage of both with the stage production of The House on Cold Hill!"
Casting to be announced.
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