A Bishop Stortford playwright has created an immersive production which gives drama fans a chance to walk the West End of London with protagonist Phoebe, who lives on the streets. Alan Hall, 62, who has been a resident of Clover Avenue with his wife Jude for over 28 years, has written Crimson Eyes – The Walking Play. It is an extended and re-formatted version of his successful, short stage play, Crimson Eyes, which has been performed by numerous theatre companies across London and the South East, as well as a radio play version aired on BBC Essex. For the walking play, listeners use an innovat…