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Combine the styles of two of the greatest British exports – Alfred Hitchcock and Monty Python – and set four performers loose to play more than 150 characters, and you’ve got one of the funniest shows to hit the stage this millennium. The 1935 movie of The 39 Steps, based on John Buchan’s novel, was a typical Hitchcock masterpiece — an innocent Englishman caught up in a deadly ring of spies tries to figure out what’s going on — and the stage adaptation is a masterpiece of comedic invention, an hilarious romp that was a huge hit in London, on Broadway, and through a national tour. |
THE CAST Richard Hannay Annabella Schmidt/Pamela/Margaret Clown Clown
BEHIND THE SCENES Director Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design
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