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Halloween Quiz
Sunday 27th October 2024
🎃 Join Us for a Spooktacular Halloween Quiz! 🎃
Get ready for an afternoon of chills, thrills, and trivia spills! Gather your bravest friends and join us for a hauntingly fun Halloween Quiz that will test your wits and your courage.
Dive into a world of mystery and magic as you tackle questions about classic horror movies, spine-tingling folklore, and everything that goes bump in the night. Don your most creative costumes and bring your best carved pumpkin for a chance to win some wickedly awesome prizes!
Whether you're a ghostly genius or a clueless zombie, there's something for everyone in this eerie afternoon of entertainment. Enjoy themed games, eerie music, and a cauldron of surprises that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Mark your calendars and prepare for an afternoon filled with ghoulish laughter and ghastly fun. Are you brave enough to face the challenge?
🕒 Date & Time: Sunday 27th October 2024, 3pm – 6pm
📍 Location: Redbridge Drama Centre Foyer Bar, Churchfields E18 2RB
🎟️ Tickets: £10 Full Price, £7.50 Concessions
👻 Prizes for Best Costume and Top Scoring Teams!
Don't miss out on the most frightfully fun afternoon of the year! Gather your team, and let the haunting begin! 💀
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Company
15th - 18th May 2025
Tickets On Sale Soon
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