About the Show

Tony Award-winner John Logan's play inspired by the fractious relationship between Alfred Hitchcock and Tippi Hedren.

In a rented cottage in Suffolk, a brilliant young movie director confronts the aging star that the studio has made him hire. Vincent Price is about to walk out on the film, and Michael Reeves’ career hangs by a thread. Across the world, in a strange facsimile of a Suffolk cottage created on a Hollywood lot, a great director and his star are engaged in a very different sort of power struggle, as Alfred Hitchcock and Tippi Hedren have one final confrontation.

Jonathan Kent returns to the Hampstead Theatre to direct John Logan's play.

Critic Reviews (10)

"A proper feast for theatre aficionados, the dramatically inclined, and the cinephiles."
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"For a play that’s also about truth in art, it feels downright phony throughout"
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"...John Logan’s drama is out of sync as a whole despite some entertainingly punchy lines"
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"...the most thought-provoking to have graced Hampstead’s main stage in quite a while."
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"Though the play can feel unwieldy, it remains an intriguing reassessment of the legacy"
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"an interesting premise & one that could have been explored in far more depth & detail. "
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"John Logan’s drama about the making of two classic movies gets tangled up in its conceit"
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"Logan’s new play investigates the messier, uglier side of the director-actor dynamic"
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