Stacey Dooley's West End play, '2.22: A Ghost Story,' has seen a surge in popularity despite slashing ticket prices by more than 50%, making seats available for as low as £15 from the original £136. The play's diverse casting choices, including stars like Cheryl and Lily Allen, have drawn widespread attention and acclaim. Creator Danny Robins defended the casting decisions, emphasizing the performers' stage presence and the play's appeal to various audiences. Stacey's successful portrayal of Jenny, alongside co-star James Buckley, has garnered positive reviews, solidifying the play's status as a must-see production in the West End. The reduced ticket prices aim to make the show more accessible, attracting a broader range of theater enthusiasts until early August, showcasing Stacey Dooley's talent and versatility beyond her documentary work.