Jez Watt
An unusual and macabre beginning to this play sets the audience's nerves twitching well before any dialogue confuses their minds! Norman apparently murders his girlfriend, Millie, and is in the process of disposing of her body when he is interrupted by Sergeant Stenning. The ensuing hunt for the victim and the ghoulish discovery of a head burning in the stove seems to confirm the worst. Yet is Millie really dead or not? Norman has a sickening hobby of re-enacting the most bizarre murders of history and when his wife appears reality and games-playing begin to merge with horrific results. |
Robert Reeve