The Truth about Jack the Ripper

The Truth about Jack the Ripper at Alma Tavern and Theatre

An event on Sunday 9th February. The event starts at 16:30.


The story of ‘Jack the Ripper’ is well known: five prostitutes were killed in 1888 by an unknown killer who slipped away into the fog before taunting the police with a series of letters.

But almost none of the above is true.

Join crime historian Adam Wood to hear the truth behind the Whitechapel murders and the victims’ stories.

Adam Wood developed an interest in ‘Jack the Ripper’ when, as a young boy, he was told that his great grandfather had seen one of the victims’ bodies. H

Adam was editor of Ripperologist magazine, the largest circulation publication dedicated to serious research of the case, for over twenty years. He is regularly consulted for television, radio and podcast documentaries.

Entry requirements: 16+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio

Tickets for similar Bristol events.

Building community through craft with Women in Hebron at The Tobacco Factory
— The Tobacco Factory
workshops & classes talks film
Easton Social Dancing Annual Showcase at The Trinity Centre
— The Trinity Centre
salsa swing comedy lgbtq+ theatre
Theatre of the Oppressed 10-Week Course at The Trinity Centre
— The Trinity Centre
theatre