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The 39 Steps

By Alfred Hitchcock | Adapted by Patrick Barlow

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A man in a yellow roundel holding an old fashioned steering wheel. He has a pipe in his mouth and wears a tweed jacket with driving goggles on. A Union Jack is placed behind him.

4 Stars

A joyous version of the Hitchcock classic

The Sunday Times

By Alfred Hitchcock Adapted by Patrick Barlow
From an original concept by Simon Corble & Nobby Dimon

Alfred Hitchcock’s classic spy thriller, The 39 Steps, brilliantly and hilariously recreated for the stage by Patrick Barlow as the smash hit Olivier and Tony Award-winning comedy, is back out on a UK tour after nearly 10 years in London’s West End, taking Broadway by storm, playing in 39 different countries across the globe, and delighting over 3 million people worldwide with its quintessentially plucky spirit and dashing sense of fun.

Follow the incredible adventures of our handsome hero Richard Hannay, complete with stiff-upper-lip, British gung-ho and pencil moustache as he encounters dastardly murders, double-crossing secret agents, and, of course, devastatingly beautiful women.

4 Stars

Hilarious

Sunday Express

0 Stars

Dizzyingly entertaining

The Telegraph

Image gallery

  • Two men in trench coats stand underneath a street lamp
  • A man in a tweed suit, with a pipe in his mouth, jumps across two trunks while being chased by a police officer.
  • A woman with blonde curly hair holds a pair of silver binoculars. A man in a tweed jacket stands next to her pointing forwards. They stand in front of a red curtain.
  • A man and woman sit on opposite sides of a table, looking at each other with their mouths open. A man stands in the middle of them both with his hands together and eyes closed.
  • Two men in trench coats stand underneath a street lamp
  • A man in a tweed suit, with a pipe in his mouth, jumps across two trunks while being chased by a police officer.
  • A woman with blonde curly hair holds a pair of silver binoculars. A man in a tweed jacket stands next to her pointing forwards. They stand in front of a red curtain.
  • A man and woman sit on opposite sides of a table, looking at each other with their mouths open. A man stands in the middle of them both with his hands together and eyes closed.

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