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Espionage, romance and plenty of laughs take center stage this weekend as Tyler’s Pollard Theater presents “The 39 Steps,” a parody of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1935 spy thriller, adapted from John Buchan’s ...

“’The 39 Steps’ is fun on so many levels: it's a smart and hilarious send up of the classic Hitchcock film and it is a tour de force for this company of four brilliant actors,” said Artistic Director ...

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Promising to be a hilarious and suspenseful production, The 39 Steps is hitting the stage at Shreveport Little Theatre. Starting on Sept. 5, the smash-hit adaptation of Alfred ...

RIT’s NTID Performing Arts will present Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller…with a hilarious twist, The 39 Steps, November 7-9. This thrilling comedy, based on Hitchcock’s classic film, follows Richard Hannay ...

The 39 Steps is uninhibitedly silly — a romp, a trifle, a takeoff on a 1930s Hitchcock film (which, in turn, was based on a novel by John Buchan) The plot, which didn’t make much sense in the previous ...

An iconic Christmas tale and a hysterical Hitchcock adaptation are among the five shows slated for the Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble’s48th season, with tickets going on sale on Monday, August 4. BTE ...

Even though so many of his films are mischievously funny, we don’t commonly think of Alfred Hitchcock as a filmmaker of wit and levity. In The 39 Steps—among the films Hitchcock made in England before ...

To be clear, The 39 Steps—at least the version on display at this year’s Utah Shakespearean Festival—is not solely the work of the British film legend. Nor did it begin as the Monty Python-lite comedy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EAU CLAIRE — When Alfred Hitchcock’s name comes up, a number of adjectives can be used to describe his works: unsettling, dark, ...

Patrick Barlow, adaptation; John Buchan, novel; Jenny Sullivan, dir.; Karyl Lynn Burns, producing artistic dir.; Jeremy Lapp, incoming producing artistic dir ...