Guid Crack: Ghosts & Ghouls
The second of two Festival specials of Edinburgh’s long-running open-floor storytelling night, Guid Crack. This session focuses on spooky stories, led by scary storyteller Bea Ferguson!
About Guid Crack: Ghosts & Ghouls
With Bea Ferguson
The second of two Festival specials of Edinburgh’s long-running open-floor storytelling night, Guid Crack. Featuring a special guest storyteller each time, with an open-floor section to share a tale of your own (please sign up on the night).
This session focuses on spooky stories, led by scary storyteller Bea Ferguson!
Age 12+
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