Strange tales. Restless spirits. Impossible things.

An atmospheric Wild West storytelling and magic show for events in Scotland.

A rider who cannot leave his saddle. A photograph of something that should never have existed. A handful of objects whose stories are not quite finished.

Step beyond the familiar tales of cowboys and outlaws into a stranger American West—a place of unsettling folklore, missing evidence and things that refuse to stay buried.

The Haunted Frontier combines eerie storytelling, curious artefacts and close-up theatrical magic. You won’t simply hear the stories. You may find yourself holding the evidence.

Some stories followed the settlers west.

Others followed them home.

The objects look ordinary enough.

An old photograph. A length of cord. A few brass bells. A folded letter.

But every object has a history—or at least a story someone desperately wanted believed.

Drawing inspiration from frontier legends and strange historical accounts, The Haunted Frontier invites you into a world where the explanation is never quite as comforting as the mystery.

There are no magic words to remember. Just one question:

When something impossible happens in your own hands, what will you choose to believe?

TAlS fROM tE hAUNTED fRONTIER

The Rider Who Could Not Dismount

Something moves through the desert at night. Witnesses describe an

unfamiliar beast, a motionless rider and bindings that should have fallen

away long ago.

Some stories need to be solved.

This one may need someone to let go.

The Photograph That Shouldn’t Exist

A group of men pose outside a wooden building. Between them is

something extraordinary.

Or is it?

An unsettling encounter with a photograph, a memory and the

uncomfortable space between seeing and believing.

Objects with Unfinished Business

Letters, tokens and curious keepsakes offer glimpses of lives lived at the

edge of the frontier.

Some were treasured. Some were abandoned.

And some, perhaps, were never meant to be brought home.

*The stories and objects featured may vary between performances.

NOT a cONVENTIONAL mAGIC sHOW

This is magic presented as a story you have stepped inside.

Rather than a succession of tricks, The Haunted Frontier builds an atmosphere through narrative, audience involvement and carefully timed moments of impossibility.

You might examine a curious object, make a decision that changes the telling, or hold something that becomes central to the mystery.

The aim is not simply to make you ask, “How was that done?”

It is to leave you wondering what happened—and why it felt so personal.

BRING sOMEtING sTRANGER o YOUR eVENT

The Haunted Frontier is an intriguing choice for hosts seeking

something beyond familiar party entertainment.

Enquire about a performance for:

Private parties and intimate gatherings
Halloween celebrations and themed evenings
Gothic, alternative and curiosity-led events
Storytelling nights and atmospheric venues
Western-themed occasions with a darker twist

Tell me about your venue, guest numbers and occasion so we

can discuss whether the show is the right fit.

qUESTIONS fROM tE cURIOUS

Is this a ghost talk or a magic show?

Both storytelling and theatrical magic are central to the experience. The stories create the mystery; the magic brings it into the room.

Are the stories true?

The show blends historical inspiration, folklore and original fiction. It is a theatrical experience—not a claim of genuine supernatural powers or proof that every legend is true.

Is it frightening?

Expect an eerie atmosphere, macabre themes and unsettling ideas rather than a conventional comedy magic show. Please mention any sensitivities when enquiring so we can discuss suitability.

Will guests need to participate?

Audience involvement is part of the experience. You do not need any special knowledge of magic, American history or the supernatural—just curiosity.

Is it suitable for children?

The material includes death, haunting and darker folklore. Please include the ages of any younger guests in your enquiry so we can discuss suitability before booking.

What does the venue need?

Include details of your space, audience size and proposed schedule when you enquire. Performance arrangements and practical requirements can then be agreed for your event.