Horror Behind The Curtain: Inside No.9 Stage/Fright Review
This autumn, comedians Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton are touring the UK with a stage adaptation of their popular TV series, Inside No.9. The tour was prompted by strong demand after its successful West End run earlier this year.
Background of the Series
The TV show, which combined dark comedy with horror and suspense, concluded last year with its ninth season. The finale reflected on the duo's next steps, signaling the end of the series on television.
Return to Stage
Shortly after the series finale, it was announced that the duo would perform a stage version as a farewell, celebrating their work and giving fans a final experience. The play offers a unique twist on the series, experimenting with format and storytelling.
Structure of the Play
The production is split into two halves, each presenting separate stories. The first half is based on a previous episode titled
Bernie Clifton’s Dressing Room.
Author's Summary
The stage adaptation of Inside No.9 by Shearsmith and Pemberton now offers a distinctive live experience, serving as a farewell to fans through innovative storytelling and a two-part structure.