Danny Robins

You got-

... and you know, you got a couple of them old guys.

You got a lot of the Sanders brothers, um-

But I guess, as they always say, be careful what you wish for, right? I'm kind of like one of those people, too, because I'm always like, I've never actually kind of seen a ghost, but I want to.

I hear Danny Robbins always say that about Uncanny.

He's like, I've never had that experience, but I want to.

And I'm like that, too.

I was turning one of her books into a musical and that had been greenlit and that was about to go off touring the UK.

I had another show by Danny Robbins who went on to have the massive hit right after, what would it be my show, 222.

And that was going into the West End with my name in lights.

It was all sort of set up and going really well.

I went back to the house and I just kept looking over my shoulder every time I went into a room like, "Is this the room? Are you the people? Are you here now?"

Katie, I reckon you should, uh, write into Danny Robins on Uncanny.

Um, I have friends who are obsessed with that show.

I met Danny Robins recently at the, um, at the podcast show up at Crossed Wires, and it was like meeting a rock star.

Um, and I got...

I had to have my photo taken with him to show my lovely friend, Del, and, um, some of the gang, Heather.

If you read their blog, you'll see mentions of Faith, our resident ghost, on there.

In Danny Robbins' The Witch Farm, there's a medium called Bethan.

And I'm just taking it as he's named her after me.

What are you going to do? I mean, it's Wales.

And it's here with a vengeance already.

I'm down to see the Danny Robbins one.

You have to go see the other one and preview it for me before I agree.

Yeah, because there's...

Danny Robbins, who's the host of the Uncanny podcast, wrote a... paranormal play, ghost play, called Ghost 222 that ran in West End, like, almost, like, sold out run, like, for, like, a year.

And it's finally coming to New York this season.

Not on Broadway.

It's wonderful.