Review: Silence of The Lambs – The Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

When adapting a well known and beloved piece of media for the stage there will always be noise coming from the masses. Whether that be audiences that are disappointed that the show was too similar to the film, or that is strayed too far away from its source, adaptations will inevitably be held to higher standards (especially if they’re based on the only horror film to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards.) The Silence of the Lambs tries desperately to reach those high standards and nearly does before an unfortunate dip in the second half of the show.

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow – King’s Theatre

Original Text by Washington Irving Adapted by Philip Meeks Directed by Jake Smith ★★ So... Art is subjective, as is tone. Horror is another avenue in which the prickling frights of jump scares and spooks may shiver one’s spine and tickle the funny bone of another. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a gargantuan classic of American … Continue reading The Legend of Sleepy Hollow – King’s Theatre