"It is a blend of faithful adaptation and fanciful splicing. It is the middle ground between artistry and commercialism, between reasonable prices and premiums, and it lies in London right now but aims for the summit of Broadway. It is a play we call . . . “The Twilight Zone.”
The Almeida Theatre in London has a hit on its hands: a stage version of Rod Serling’s enduring ’60s sci-fi television series. It’s one of the toughest tickets in town, proving that England loves “The Twilight Zone” as much as “Dr. Who.”
It will reopen at the West End in March, and New York producers and theater owners are headed to London to check it out. As one says, “ ‘The Twilight Zone’ on Broadway could clean up.”
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