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In this case, it’s from Honour Bayes, on WhatsOnStage.com referencing my essay “The Problem of Horror in Theatre”. Parsing horror, terror and dread for the stage is a challenge that continues to fascinate me. I think we did a pretty excellent job exploring it in last night’s taping of Sandbox Radio Live’s “Something Wicked This Way”, but I still wonder if true horror can be developed and sustained throughout a full-length play.
Check out Ms. Bayes’ thoughts here.
After all, ‘tis the season.
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