“Hollywood, the 1940s. A charismatic B-movie director auditions a young actor for a horror film whose lead has died under mysterious circumstances. He shares tales of exploitation, broken promises, sex, cults, and the fine line between artifice and truth. But on-screen horror isn’t real… is it?”
Paul Levy was in conversation with writer and performer Polis Loizou about his Brighton Fringe solo theatre piece, You Oughta Be In Pictures.
