Red Stitch’s Hellbent is an adaptation of the seventeenth century play The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster.
It’s a revenge tragedy, a hysterical melodrama of Shakespearean
proportions served up with an extra dollop of nastiness and it’s
wonderful.
Sydney Reviews
Red Stitch’s Hellbent is an adaptation of the seventeenth century play The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster.
It’s a revenge tragedy, a hysterical melodrama of Shakespearean
proportions served up with an extra dollop of nastiness and it’s
wonderful.
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