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Review: Workshop West's thriller MOB sticks with you

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MOB opens on Sophie, who has lost her job in an undisclosed but clearly traumatic fashion. She arrives at a remote bed and breakfast with a small, white suitcase in hand. The uneasy relationship between Louise and Martin has Psycho-like overtones. The play raises a host of questions that may contribute to slight nausea on the way home.

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Review: Workshop West's thriller MOB sticks with you

Mystery thrillers — long a shivering staple of paperbacks and movies — have a surprising resonance on stage, when expertly executed. Here in Edmonton, some of the plays that stick with me still are of that genre, such as Trevor Schmidt’s We Had a Girl Before You (at Northern Light Theatre in 2022), Anthony Shaffer’s Sleuth (at the Mayfield Dinner Theatre in 2019) and The Pillowman (at the Citadel by way of Martin McDonagh in 2006/07).

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