This stage adaptation of this 2016 Persian-language horror is sharp on the politics of women's lives in wartime Tehran — and oddly literal-minded about its Djinn. Lelia Farzad leads a strong cast; the parlour tricks let them down
Romola Garai leads revival that swaps 19th-century etiquette for sterile greed, proving that the pursuit of wealth still has the power to twist the theatrical knife
