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The 39 Steps
Newest Review: ... female characters and outrageous overacting will keep you laughing to the end. The 39 Steps is currently playing at the ... more  ... Criterion Theatre, which is in the middle of Piccadilly Circus, easy to see, with large signs outside. The theatre is a good old theatre with reasonable comfortable seats, although we had slightly restricted visibility towards the back of the stalls, but that was Ticketmaster's fault, who's description of the seats was a little misleading. The price was £26.00, which is reasonable, but ticket prices range from £10.00 to £42.50 (increasing to £12.50 to £45.00 from 13th October 2008).
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The 39 Steps [1935]
A high point of Hitchcock's pre - Hollywood career, 1935's The Th ... Last Update 01.12.2008 19:32
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The 39 Steps: Very, Very Silly (387 words)
by AndrewPo - written on 09/07/08 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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I saw this play last weekend, and I haven't laughed so much in a long time. This really is an extremely amusing play. We chose this play on the recommendation of a review which claimed it to be the funniest play in the West End at the moment, which I took with the usual pinch of salt, but decided to give it a try anyway. It really is. Maybe the funniest thing in the West End ever. I won't give away too much of of the plot, not that it would really spoil the experience. The 39 Steps, by John Buchanan was most famously directed by Alfred Hitchcock in the 1935 film, but this play, which is produced by Maria Aitken, while based on the same film (rather than the ...
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