The great filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock described the art of suspense as providing the audience with foreknowledge of some terrible event that is about to unfold on unsuspecting characters. We anxiously squirm and feel a compulsion to shout out a warning before the bomb goes off, before the volcano erupts, before the shark attacks. That's exactly what it's like attending a performance of Robert Icke's spellbinding, mode…
SOURCE: TalkinBroadway at 03:43AM on November 14, 2025