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Review: Dial M for Murder, Richmond Theatre
When playwright Frederick Knott first conceived and wrote Dial M for Murder in 1948, he identified the text’s core strength as its seriousness: “this is a seri...
Alfred Hitchcock
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Feature: All Tied Up: James Sutton makes knots in Rope
The adaptation of theatre into film has become somewhat of a commonality. There is an argument that it gives a piece of theatre longevity, as it can live beyond...
Review: Back Door, Tristan Bates Theatre
Seen at the Edinburgh Fringe earlier this year, Back Door tells a story similar to Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window. Now set in Paris, Tabitha (Laura Louise Baker...