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Mindgame - A gripping psychological Thriller at Rugby Theatre

  • Writer: Rosie Fuller
    Rosie Fuller
  • 18 hours ago
  • 2 min read
The cast of Mindgames. Photo by Martin Pulley.
The cast of Mindgames. Photo by Martin Pulley.

Mindgame by Anthony Horowitz at Rugby Theatre from 22-29 November. Directed by Ash Hirons.

Preview

 

A psychological thriller highlighting the thin line between fiction and reality is taking to the stage at Rugby Theatre later this month.


Mindgame is set in a secluded asylum for the criminally insane, where journalist Mark Styler arrives hoping to interview a notorious serial killer for his next book. But nothing, and no one, is quite what they seem. As tension mounts, the lines between sanity and madness blur in a chilling game of cat and mouse, keeping audiences guessing right up to the final moment.


“I was looking for a psychological thriller, and as soon as I read the play I knew it was exactly what I wanted,” says director Ash Hirons. “There are lots of twists and some dark humour to lighten the mood. A perfect blend.”


Written by acclaimed author Anthony Horowitz, Mindgame’s razor-sharp dialogue is brought to life by Rugby Theatre’s talented performers, with the institution room set design contributing to the haunting and disorientating atmosphere.

 

“This production was originally scheduled for May 2020 and was postponed due to the pandemic. It's dedicated to the memory of Mark Baird who was in the cast then and has since passed away,” says Ash.


Rehearsal photos by Martin Pulley.
Rehearsal photos by Martin Pulley.

 “Mindgame is a journey into perception and reality, laced with humour, that toys with the audience right up to the end of the play. Don’t miss your chance to experience one of Anthony Horowitz’s most thrilling works live on stage – and be prepared to question everything you think you know.”

 

Mindgame runs from 22-29 November, with discounted Early Bird £14 tickets available for the Monday - Wednesday shows. Tickets are available from the Rugby Theatre box office on 01788 541234, and via www.rugbytheatre.co.uk.

 

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