The Haunting of Widow's Leap Farm: A Tale from Paradise Heights

Written & Directed by Joe O'Byrne

From the award-winning writer of The Haunting of Blaine Manor and the Tales from Paradise Heights series.

Something killed Leanne Tully. An ancient evil as old as the cliffs; it's in the air, the sea, the soil. Leanne is back, and the Devil is loose in Paradise Heights.

Paradise Heights is a seaside town where superstition clings like salt to the skin. When Leanne Tully is found broken at the base of the Widow's Leap cliffs, the community offers a swift conclusion: another troubled soul gone to the sea. But Pearl Tully - the sharp-eyed medium (last seen in The Bench: A Tale from Paradise Heights) - knows better. Her daughter didn't jump. She was murdered.

With the police having buried the case as a suicide, Pearl seeks an unlikely ally: Phil Mackey, a disgraced and half-broken former detective (last seen in Diane's Deli: A Tale from Paradise Heights) now holed up in a rusting caravan on Widow's Leap Farm overlooking the very cliffs where Leanne died. What begins as a reluctant favour becomes a descent into a nightmare. Mackey uncovers whispers linking Leanne's death to several unexplained, grotesque incidents in the town - deaths that make no earthly sense.

'If you haven’t been to watch any of the Paradise Heights plays - do so as soon as possible. With O'Byrne's repeating theme of ghostly apparitions and voices echoing through the ages; they are dark, funny, terrifying and most of all, they are unlike anything else currently on offer' - MYSTERIOUS TIMES

This is a real excursion into psychological and folk horror, an experience like no other that has come from Tales from Paradise Heights so far. Unlike The Haunting of Blaine Manor, which was set in 1953 and portrayed the cultural world of that time, The Haunting of Widow's Leap Farm is set in the 2000s and will reflect the world of that time.