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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...
Thriller
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Review: Benighted, Old Red Lion Theatre
We’ve had a bit of a Priestley renaissance this year haven’t we? Stephen Daldry’s An Inspector Calls is celebrating a 25th anniversary run, The Roundabout got i...
Review: The Wasp, Trafalgar Studios
The Wasp starts innocently enough: a cafe, chamomile tea and two women who have lost contact since school. But then cash is slammed on the table along with a sh...
Edinburgh Review: Pioneer, ZOO Southside
In the not too distant future, an attempt is being made to get humans to Mars. It’s not the first attempt; the Mars mission of 2025 mysteriously went missing. T...
Edinburgh Review: We Have Fallen, Underbelly Cowgate
Spitting shards of lines and disjointed speech, three performers explain their individual journeys against the backdrop of an inexplicable catastrophe: one day,...
Theatre of the Damned spook Edinburgh
Prepare to be scared as psychological thriller and the supernatural combine in Theatre of the Damned's show As Ye Sow at the Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh.