Theatre review: A Whistle In The Dark retains its menacing power 

Seán McGinley and Brian Gleeson star in the Abbey's production of Tom Murphy's classic play 
Theatre review: A Whistle In The Dark retains its menacing power 

James Doherty O’Brien and Peter Claffey in Tom Murphy’s A Whistle in the Dark, at the Abbey Theatre. Picture: Ros Kavanagh

Tue, 11 Oct, 2022 - 07:35
Marc O’Sullivan Vallig 

 

A Whistle in the Dark

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