Annika’s monologue references Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde throughout the episode. It’s very convenient that the name of the deceased billionaire is Fabian Hyde.

Like its infamous two-faced protagonist, Hartford Stage’s production of “Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde” has an intelligent, graceful, clever side and a creepy, gritty, sensational side. The erudite ...

And as for ‘two streams,’ it’s more apt to say the bodies of water are endless in their possibility … “ For Dr. Jekyll, the “blood and bile” that has emerged from within is a rough-tooled, roiling ...

He gets to smash stuff. Everyone had more fun on set when Hyde was there," according to Tom Bateman, who portrays both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in a TV drama that puts a new twist on the classic tale.

Once upon a time, just around a decade ago to be exact, I attended the Chicago pre-Broadway run of a new and reimaged musical stage spin titled “Jekyll & Hyde.” That run from yesteryear was ...