Theater Performance at Forum's Stage Gallery
In the quaint town of Lank, an intriguing mystery continues to unfold at Cobblers Cottage, the former home of crime author Jack Cameron and his wife Susie. Despite their recent passing, the couple seems to have found a way to linger in their beloved abode, causing some inconvenience for real estate agent Webster and potential buyers.
However, it is important to clarify that this haunting has no connection to an upcoming event at Galerietheater. On Wednesday, September 24, at 8 PM, doors will open at 7:30 PM for the performance of "Gute Geister," a comedy by Pam Valentine. Tickets for this event can be purchased via the hotline at 02159/916 251, by email at [email protected], or in person at Mrs. Books bookstore, Hauptstraße 35 in Lank. Alternatively, you can visit www.galerietheater.de for more information.
It is worth noting that Jack Cameron and his wife Susie are not involved in this event at Galerietheater. The two were known atheists during their lifetime, and their haunting of Cobblers Cottage does not seem to have granted them access to heaven, as per an article.
Despite the haunting, the sale of Cobblers Cottage is not being hindered by the events at Galerietheater. The haunting activities have, however, deterred real estate agents and potential clients from visiting the property, as Jack and Susie appear to be keen on maintaining their privacy.
Real estate agent Webster has been encountering various issues at Cobblers Cottage, including missing keys, wandering vases, and crookedly hung pictures. These odd occurrences have made the property difficult to sell, but they do not affect the upcoming event at Galerietheater in any way.
In conclusion, while the haunting of Cobblers Cottage by Jack Cameron and his wife Susie may be causing some local intrigue, it has no bearing on the upcoming event at Galerietheater. So, if you're in Lank on September 24, why not head to Galerietheater for an evening of laughter with "Gute Geister"?
