The Raven

Step back in time and into the shadows and join a haunting celebration of Edgar Allan Poe’s macabre tales. Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy London is open for two nights only and reservations are strictly restricted to a small number of guests.

 

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Haunting Tales, Gothic Atmosphere and Themed Cocktails – Welcome to the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy

 

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Edgar Allan Poe’s life was just as mysterious as his death.

 

Poe became an orphan just before his third birthday after his mother died in tuberculosis and his father abandoned the family. In his late teens, Poe lost his foster mother he had had a very close relationship with. Later, he also lost his wife at the age of just 22.

 

There are periods of Poe’s life that are poorly documented, full of gaps and mysteries, including a period from 1826 – 1833 and his final days.

 

At the age of 40, Edgar Allan Poe was found at Baltimore nearly unresponsive. He was taken to the hospital where he drifted in and out of consciousness. He was hallucinating and speaking nonsense when he was awake. An eerie detail is that he was found not wearing his own clothes. Instead of his usual black wool suit, he was wearing an ill-fitting cheap suit and a straw hat.

 

Edgar Allan Poe died on the 7^th October 1849.

 

His is famous for his horror stories focusing on paranoia, betrayal, loss, and murder. Some his most famous – and scariest – stories are The Tell-Tale Heart, The Black Cat, The Raven, and The Masque of the Red Death.

 

These are the stories that will be taken off the page and one to the stage by Poe historians at the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy.

 

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Glaziers Hall will transform into a darkly elegant Gothic mansion where Poe historians and macabre led mixologists will guide you through a 90-minute journey of dark literature.

 

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Located on the south side of London Bridge, Glaziers Hall offers stunning views to River Themes and the Fishmongers’ Hall. The building is known for its historical significance and Victorian architecture.

 

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Each tale is paired with a deliciously eerie cocktail or mocktail to transport you deep into Edgar Allan Poe’s haunting tales and dark fantasies.

 

Tale 1: Tell-Tale Heart – Paired with the Pale Blue Eye

Tale 2: The Black Cat – Paired with The Cat’s Meow

Tale 3: The Raven – Paired with the Nevermore

Tale 4: The Masque of the Red Death – Paired with the Cocktail of the Red Death

  

Practical Info

 

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Address

Glaziers Hall | 9 Montague Cl, London SE1 9DD

(Nearest station is London Bridge station | Northern line, Jubilee line, Thameslink, Southeastern railway)

 

Opening Times

2 NIGHTS ONLY!

25^th April: Experience starts from 5pm and 7:30pm

9^th May: Experience starts from 5pm

Tickets are extremely limited!

 

Tickets

Book your ticket through FEVER

This is a 21+ only event: £42

 

 

 

 

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