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The In late 2017, early 2017, early 2018, several of us here in the UK found ourselves transported

to the fifth dimension in a very unexpected way.

But this wasn't because the Twilight Zone returned to our television screens, though I wish it would,

but because in an unexpected twist, the Twilight Zone debuted on a London stage.

And that show was in the Almeda Theatre in London,

which is a beautiful and quite intimate theatre

where the show was a sellout.

But this year, in 2019,

the Twilight Zone is back in a bigger West End theatre,

the Ambassadors Theatre.

So this run begins on the 4th of March 2019 and you can buy tickets from several outlets,

but the easiest way to find it online is to go to twilightzone the play.com and I'll give

some more details at the end of the show. So how did this happen?

How did the Twilight Zone come to the stage in a country

where it hasn't even been on television for decades?

Well, to find out, I was lucky enough to get to speak with Ron Fogelman,

the producer of the show, and the man responsible for

its inception. And you'll hear that conversation in a moment, but one of the things I like about

this chat is that when Ron talks about how he first got the idea to do it, it's a similar

kind of scenario to when I decided to do this show.

Because although we're not reminded of the Twilight Zone through reruns on television,

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