Roald Dahl's scariest book is being brought to life at the Hall for Cornwall.

The Witches, adapted for the stage by David Wood and directed by Nikolai Foster, is a terrifying treat for the whole family, with mind-boggling illusions.

The co-production with Curve, Leicester and The Rose Theatre, Kingston is on a national tour after opening in Hong Kong and having a successful run at Curve.

Chief Executive at Curve, Chris Stafford, and Artistic Director, Nikolai Foster, said: "Everybody involved in the production has been humbled by the terrific response from our young audiences, many of whom are visiting the theatre for the first time. We are thrilled to be touring our work Made at Curve to Truro."

2016 marks 100 years since the birth of Roald Dahl, the world's number one storyteller. Throughout the year there will be celebrations, focusing on his memorable stories and characters.

The Witches will be taking to the stage at the Hall for Cornwall from Tuesday, February 23 to Saturday, February 27, at 2pm and 7pm each day.

After the Thursday evening show there will be a Q&A open to all.

Due to the story of The Witches featuring scary bits it is recommended for children aged 7+.

Tickets are available on the Hall for Cornwall website www.hallforcornwall.co.uk/ or from the box office: 01872 262466.