The Woman in Black (McKittrick Hotel) NYC Reviews and Tickets

"The Comforts of the Cozy Scare in ‘The Woman in Black’: This ingenious, bare-bones adaptation of Susan Hill’s Gothic novel — a long-running hit in London — allows audiences to take charge of their fear."
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3/5 Stars "There are moments of spellbinding stage magic...But...the play doesn’t cut deep. It winds you up—albeit much too slowly—until you're primed to scream-laugh your head off...Like the concoctions available at the bar, however, they’re enjoyable but ultimately pass right through you."
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"Scary Stuff: 'Paris' and 'The Woman in Black'"
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"'The Woman in Black' is full of jumps and scares — in the most delightful way"
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"'The Woman in Black' Is Scaring New York Theatergoers out of Their Wits: London's long-running ghost story finds a new haunt off-Broadway."
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"Long-Running West End Smash 'THE WOMAN IN BLACK' Now Haunts The McKittrick Hotel: Stephen Mallatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill's ghost story is the West End's second longest running production."
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"The long-running London thriller returns to NYC in an atmospheric pub-style setting, providing spooky fun with its two actors dazzling in numerous roles."
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"Sometimes merely matching the mood of a play to a venue doesn't necessarily make for a 'special' spectacle. Such is the case with the use of another portion of the McKittrick, The Club Car Pub, in the new American revival of 'The Woman in Black: A Ghost Play in a Pub.'"
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"The staging of the play is simple but brilliantly effective under the guidance of original London director Robin Herford."
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