Where to See Paranormal Activity on Tour in the UK
Paranormal Activity is touring the UK in 2026 and 2027, bringing the horror franchise to theatres across the country with a brand-new stage story packed with jump scares, illusions and supernatural effects.
Following its London run, the Paranormal Activity stage show is visiting cities including Glasgow, York, Birmingham, Brighton, Cardiff, Liverpool and Newcastle. We recently reviewed the production for MK Girl at Milton Keynes Theatre, and if you're now wondering where you can see Paranormal Activity on tour next, we've rounded up the confirmed UK dates and venues below.
What is Paranormal Activity on stage about?
Photography by Johan Persson
You don't need to have watched every Paranormal Activity film before booking a ticket.
Rather than recreating one of the movies on stage, the theatre production tells a completely new story inspired by the horror franchise.
It follows James and Lou, who move from Chicago to London hoping to escape their past. Their fresh start doesn't go quite to plan when increasingly strange things begin happening in their new home, raising the rather unsettling question of whether it's really the house that's haunted.
The production is written by Levi Holloway and directed by Punchdrunk artistic director Felix Barrett, with illusions and effects playing a huge part in bringing the supernatural story to life.
Paranormal Activity UK tour dates 2026
The tour is travelling around the country throughout autumn and winter 2026, so there are still plenty of opportunities to catch it after its Milton Keynes run.
Glasgow – Theatre Royal
22th – 26th September 2026
Glasgow Girls can catch the show next as Paranormal Activity heads to Glasgow's Theatre Royal.
York – Grand Opera House
29th September – 3rd October 2026
Could there be a more appropriate city to see Paranormal Activity than York? One of Britain's most famously spooky cities gets five nights of supernatural theatre as the tour arrives at the Grand Opera House.
Woking – New Victoria Theatre
6th – 10th October 2026
The production then moves south to Woking's New Victoria Theatre for another week of jump scares.
Cheltenham – Everyman Theatre
13th – 17th October 2026
Cheltenham is next on the itinerary, with performances at the Everyman Theatre in mid-October.
Canterbury – The Marlowe
20th – 24th October 2026
The Marlowe welcomes the production just in time for spooky season, with performances from 20 to 24 October.
Birmingham – The Alexandra
27th – 31st October 2026
Potentially the ultimate date to see it? Paranormal Activity takes over The Alexandra in Birmingham during Halloween week, finishing its run on 31st October itself.
Norwich – Theatre Royal
10th – 14th November 2026
Norwich is next, with tickets currently available for performances from 10th to 14th November.
Salford – The Lowry
17th – 21st November 2026
Manchester Girls don't have far to travel, with the production heading to The Lowry in Salford later in November.
Brighton – Theatre Royal
24th – 28th November 2026
Brighton gets its turn at the end of November when the production arrives at Theatre Royal Brighton.
Bath – Theatre Royal
1st – 5th December 2026
The tour reaches Bath at the beginning of December – because apparently festive theatre doesn't have to involve panto.
Leeds – Leeds Playhouse
9th – 24th December 2026
Leeds gets one of the longest stops of the tour, with Paranormal Activity taking up residence at Leeds Playhouse in the run-up to Christmas.
Paranormal Activity UK tour dates 2027
Didn't manage to catch it this year? The tour continues well into 2027.
Confirmed dates include:
Southampton – Mayflower Theatre: 6th – 9th January 2027 | Tickets
Aylesbury – Aylesbury Waterside Theatre: 12th – 16th January 2027 | Tickets
Cardiff – Wales Millennium Centre: 19th – 23rd January 2027 | Tickets
Belfast – Grand Opera House: 26th – 30th January 2027 | Tickets
Edinburgh – King's Theatre: 2nd – 6th February 2027 | Tickets
Wolverhampton – Grand Theatre: 9–13 February 2027
Cambridge – Arts Theatre: 23–27 March 2027
Plymouth – Theatre Royal: 30 March–3 April 2027
Newcastle – Theatre Royal: 13–17 April 2027
Liverpool – Liverpool Empire: 27 April–1 May 2027
Inverness – Eden Court: 4–8 May 2027
Several of these later tour dates are already on sale.
You can also see Paranormal Activity in London's West End!
If the tour isn't coming close enough to you, you've also got another option.
Paranormal Activity is currently playing at the Ambassadors Theatre in London's West End, with its run extended until 2nd January 2027. Performances run Monday to Saturday, with selected matinees on Fridays and Saturdays.
Is Paranormal Activity scary?
In short: yes.
This is very much a production designed to make a packed theatre jump at the same time.
Expect high tension, sudden darkness, loud sounds and plenty of theatrical trickery. Some venues also warn audiences about flashing lights, haze and theatrical gore, with the production generally recommended for ages 15+.
If you're the friend who spends horror films watching through your fingers, you'll probably be doing exactly the same thing here.
But that's also part of what makes it such a fun theatre experience. There is something uniquely entertaining about hearing hundreds of people collectively scream, laugh and then nervously wait for the next scare.
Our MK Girl team saw Paranormal Activity at Milton Keynes Theatre as the production arrived in the city in September 2026. Read our full review to find out what we thought!
