Fans of the films of Alfred Hitchcock, as well as those who like their crime served up comically, will discover the wonders of a one-act comedy mystery in Dial L for Latch-Key . Fivelson's play will be running at the popular London fringe venue, the Etcetera Theatre on Camden High Street, Feb. 22-26 at 7:30 p.m. and Feb. 27th at 6:30p.m.
The playwright s witty visit to the world of Hitchcock features a conniving husband reminiscent of the late great Ray Milland at his most cad-ish, an eleganced-out Hitchcock blonde simply called 'G,' a brilliant, if absurd Inspector straight out of Monty Python, and a film critic who overstays his welcome. He s known as The Man Who Knew Too Much About Hitchcock.
The play is being directed and produced by Nick Pelas. Pelas own Hitchcock homage, A Certain Library in Bath, had a successful run at the Etcetera Theatre last year.
Also an author and screenwriter, Scott Fivelson wrote American Reel, a riff with heart about the music business, starring the late David Carradine, Michael Maloney, and Mariel Hemingway.
This time Grace Kelly doesn t dial M for murder. She accidentally dials L for Latch-Key.
Scott Fivelson's play, 'Dial L for Latch-Key,' will be published in paperback and eBook editions by Hen House Press, available March 15th.
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