Poster for Weird in the Wade Presents Bedfordshire's Dark History with a ruined church against a large moon and star filled sky. In the foreground a cloaked figure with a scarf stands mysteriously a hat obscuring some of his face

Weird in the Wade at Bedford Festival Fringe in July

Posted on by Natalie Doig

Saturday 25th July, 2pm

The Quarry Theatre, Bedford

I am delighted to announce that Olie Campbell and I have teamed up to create a unique show of creepy tales and haunting music for BedFringe in July.

The show focuses on the legends of Black Tom and Clophill’s ruined church.

You can grab tickets here: https://bedfringe.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873684599

Find out more about the fringe festival here: https://bedfringe.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows?i=32

You’ll remember that Olie has composed some haunting music for the podcast and you can now listen to those tracks on a special EP available wherever you listen to music but here’s a link to spotify

You can also listen on YouTube below.

Olie a man with dark hair and eyes and a moustache and beard wearing a red checked shirt and me a woman with blonde hair smiling. I'm wearing a stripy jumper.
Olie and I cooking up some serious creepiness for you!

Don’t forget a new episode of weird in the wade is released tomorrow Monday 30th March 2026!

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Published by Natalie Doig

"Science and sorcery." It's a quote from a beekeeper I saw on the TV, about how he sees the work he does keeping bees, a balance between science and sorcery. For me it also sums up my experience of life, my interests and my outlook. I love photography which is a perfect blend of science and sorcery, using light and technology to create magical images. But when I'm not taking photos you'll find me making the podcast Weird in the Wade. I'm also often to be found writing, reading, knitting, riding my mountain bike or drinking coffee watching the world go by. By day I fight for disability rights, equality and inclusion for all.

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