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When murder calls...hang up.

Prior to the West End comes Frederick Knott's intense and darkly gripping thriller, Dial M for Murder, famously filmed by Alfred Hitchcock on a UK tour.

Tony is convinced his wife is having an affair. We watch mesmerised at Tony's precision in planning what must surely be the perfect murder... until it falters in the most unexpected way. Set in a claustrophobic and frightening environment, Lucy Bailey's exciting new production reclaims this brilliant and erotic tale of betrayal, passion and ultimately, murder.

Lucy Bailey's directing credits include The Postman Always Rings Twice starring Val Kilmer, the National Theatre's West End transfer of Baby Doll as well as the recent critically acclaimed RSC debut of Julius Caesar. She was nominated for an Evening Standard award earlier this year for Best Director for Timon of Athens at Globe.
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UK Tour 2009

Leeds West Yorkshire Playhouse
Fri 11 Sep - Sat 3 Oct

0113 213 7700

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Oxford Playhouse
Tue 6 - Sat 10 Oct

01865 305305

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Bath Theatre Royal
Tue 13 - Sat 17 Oct

01225 448844

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Nottingham Theatre Royal
Tue 20 - Sat 24 Oct

0115 989 5555

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Richmond Theatre
Tue 3 - Sat 7 Nov

0870 060 6651

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Cheltenham Everyman Theatre
Mon 9 - Sat 14 Nov

01242 572 573

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Brighton Theatre Royal
Tue 17 - Sat 21 Nov

0844 871 7627

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Starring

Nick Fletcher as Max Halliday
Daniel Hill as Captain Lesgate
Richard Lintern as Tony Wendice
Des McAleer as Inspector Hubbard
Aislin McGuckin as Sheila Wendice
By Frederick Knott
Director: Lucy Bailey
Designer: Mike Britton
Lighting Designer: Chris Davey
Sound Designer: Mic Pool
Fight Director: Philip D’Orleans
Casting Director: John Manning
Assistant Director: Jeff James
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