'The UK's Worst Serial Killers' at The Redgrave Theatre in Bristol - Friday 10 June 2016
Posted on: 24 May 2016Following the success of “The World’s Worst Serial Killer Show” which toured the UK in 2014, retired murder squad detective Trevor Marriott has created a new show in similar format titled “The UK`s Worst Serial Killers”. Head to The Redgrave on Friday 10 June 2016 for an eye-opening, informative and entertaining evening.
The two hour show will feature in-depth stories from behind the scenes of murders carried out by some of the most notorious serial killers in UK history. From the Victorian era to the present-day, the evening will focus on both the well-known and perhaps not so well-known of these and, as with the previous show, the content is taken from his highly acclaimed best-selling book titled "The Evil Within -The World’s Worst Serial Killers"
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The evening will present a fascinating insight into the minds and actions of the protagonists which almost nobody will have ever seen or heard before. For instance, The show features over 200 photographs of not only the victims, but photographs from the original crime scenes. The show not only features the killers and their crimes, but shows the pain and suffering the victims must have endured before succumbing to death, as well as the pain and anguish caused to the families of the victims knowing what had happened to their loved ones at the hands of these monsters.
This show is not intended to ‘shock and amaze’, simply to educate and inform. It is not a sensationalist piece of drama aimed at provoking a reaction. It is the culmination of years of work by Trevor Marriott and will be quite a spectacle to behold. Indeed, further information on Trevor Marriott’s work can be found at www.trevormarriott.co.uk.
Tickets are priced at £12.50 (£10 concessions) and available via the Redgrave Theatre website. Visitors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
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