Scare Guide: What to see this Halloween?

Looking for some last-minute things to do this Halloween? Whether you want to scare yourself silly or celebrate all things supernatural, we’ve put together our top picks of thrilling things to do this Halloween.

We’ve given each show/attraction a ghost rating:
👻=least scary
👻👻👻👻👻=absolutely terrifying

Now in its 30th year, The Woman in Black, Susan Hill’s acclaimed ghost story comes dramatically to life in Stephen Mallatratt’s stage adaptation. The West End’s second longest running show and longest running scary show is the perfect Halloween treat. (👻👻👻👻)

London Dungeon Lates (18+ only) brings you after-hours, spine-chilling fun – with scares, laughs and shocks. Get ready for a deeper and darker experience at the Dungeons. (👻👻👻👻)
Ticket includes two alcoholic drinks.

After exhilarating audiences across the world record-breaking and sell-out productions, Ghost Stories, is back to haunt the West End once more. Enter the nightmarish world where all your deepest fears and disturbing thoughts are imagined live on stage. (👻👻👻👻👻)
Not suitable for anyone under the age of 15 or those with a nervous disposition.

Come and meet the Wicked witches of the West End this Halloween. Telling the story behind the witches in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and their journeys to become Glinda The Good and the Wicked Witch of the West. (👻👻)

Ghost Quartet is an intoxicating musical of love, loss and spirits – the hauntingly beautiful song cycle is a story about stories themselves; how we tell them, how we hear them, how they evolve and intertwine. (👻)

Jack The Ripper, Haunted London And Sherlock Holmes - Premium Tours takes you back in time on a vintage open top double-decker bus. You’ll walk through an empty Smithfield market – home to the cock-lane Ghost. Then you’ll retrace the murder sites of Jack The Ripper, before heading to the safety of the Sherlock Holmes Pub. (👻👻👻)