Masquers Deliver Vintage Hitchcock Mystery

This summer, the Capitol Civic Centre will host "Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play," a production by The Masquers. The show revives the art of audio drama, using voice and live Foley sound to immerse the audience in suspenseful narratives.

The production features three iconic Alfred Hitchcock stories: "The Lodger," "Sabotage," and "The 39 Steps." Director Steven Devine, a first-time Masquers director, brings his passion for Hitchcock's work to the stage, aiming to capture the magic of classic radio.

Actors emphasize that the audience's imagination will play a key role, bringing the cinematic thrills of Hitchcock to life through sound alone. The play explores timeless themes of intrigue, murder, and suspense that continue to resonate with contemporary audiences.

"Vintage Hitchcock" offers a unique theatrical experience, blending drama and sound to celebrate the Golden Age of radio. The Masquers aim to deliver a thrilling triple feature that promises mystery, mayhem, and suspense for all attendees.