Looking for a unique and romantic evening out in Woking? Here are five ways to make the most of the town’s cultural scene – inspired by the cast of Ghost The Musical.

1. Catch Ghost The Musical at the New Victoria Theatre

Experience one of the most iconic love stories of all time live on stage. With Josh St. Clair and Rebekah Lowings stepping into the timeless roles of Sam and Molly, Ghost The Musical brings passion, suspense, and unforgettable music to Woking. It’s playing until Saturday 19th April, so don’t miss out – book your tickets now!

2. Recreate the ‘Sam & Molly Date Night’ at Nova Cinema

Next door to the theatre, Nova Cinema Woking is the perfect place to continue the evening. Inspired by a special photoshoot with the show’s stars, enjoy your own date night with plush recliners, pick ‘n’ mix, and a blockbuster film. It’s all about the cosy vibes and shared popcorn.

3. Snap a Selfie in the Nova Cinema Photobooth

As part of the themed evening, Nova’s photobooth became a highlight for fans and cast alike. Head to the foyer, strike a pose, and take home a cute keepsake of your night out. Who knows – you might even spot a vintage Ghost movie poster along the way.

4. Explore Woking’s Thriving Arts Scene

Between the New Victoria Theatre and Nova Cinema, Woking is proving itself to be a cultural hub in Surrey. Whether you’re into live theatre, film, music, or community events, the Ambassadors Woking venues are a great place to start your journey into the arts.

5. Make It a Whole Evening Out

As Sam Miller, Communications Manager, puts it: “Ghost is a story about love that transcends time – and what’s more timeless than the perfect date night?” Why not take his advice and make an evening of it – theatre, cinema, food, and all? You’ll find bars, restaurants, and good vibes all within walking distance.

Ghost The Musical runs until 19 April at New Victoria Theatre, Woking. Find out more here, and follow the venues on Instagram – @newvictoriatheatrewoking and @novawoking – for more behind-the-scenes fun.

Photography credit: Victoria Davies Photography