London is getting spoOOOooky! Whether you're trick or treatin' or carving pumpkins, Halloween is the perfect time to spend with family and friends. From Ghost Stories to The Woman in Black sink your teeth into the West End this Halloween.

The Woman in Black

Fortune Theatre

Forget the film, the best place to experience Susan Hill's terrifying tale is in the theatre! Scaring the pants off audiences for three decades, this innovative two-hander does not disappoint. As the tale of a young lawyer haunted by a malevolent ghost unfolds, we dare you not to succumb to this true fright-fest! BOOK TICKETS

The Woman in Black at the Fortune Theatre

The Phantom of The Opera

Her Majesty's Theatre

Andrew Lloyd Webber's ghoul-filled musical will definitely give you the chills this Halloween. From the grandiose score to the candle-lit caverns The Phantom of the Opera will sweep you up in its spooky atmosphere! BOOK TICKETS

Ghost Stories

Ambassadors Theatre, until 4 January

This is the chillingly terrifying scream-fest Ghost Stories from Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, the men behind the darkly comic League of Gentlemen and the mind twister Derren Brown. Prepare to be taken on a thrilling ride, where tension is stretched time after time, before stinging, sudden shocks elicit squeals. Ghost Stories is a gripping and undoubtedly spooky spectacle, perfect for Halloween! BOOK TICKETS

Solaris

Lyric Hammersmith, until 2 November

The lives of a group of scientists are changed forever in David Greig and Matthew Lutton's adaptation of Stanislaw Lew's 1961 sci-fi novel. Taking us high into the cosmos to a space station where said scientists are monitoring Solaris, a mysterious ocean-covered planet. When their communications back to headquarters take on a darker tone, Kris Kelvin is tasked with discovering the problem. But upon boarding the ship, it looks as if the problems with Solaris are only just beginning... BOOK TICKETS

Solaris at the Lyric Hammersmith