As with this piece, many of the works you may find are likely to be adaptations of something that was originally literary horror - Berkoff did some interesting early adaptations of Edgar Allen Poe stories for instance, like 'Fall of the House of Usher' and there may be others. the adaptation of Susan Hill's The Woman in Black is fantastic (but I'm not sure it can be tweaked that easily to a female performer). Still, my ideas for what they're worth:Ī) There are a few very prominent modern 'horror' tales e.g. As a result, there aren't many obvious 'scary' plays that spring to mind. Certainly, I love the artifice of horror to a large extent, but I have to say, it's not a genre that the theatre has ever done that well. Basically, I *should* be the world expert on this kind of thing - but now you're asking, I have to say, this is a bit of a poser.
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