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Former Spy Reveals Top Secrets of One of ‘Most Dangerous Jobs’
Matthew Dunn says the production will immerse audiences in an SIS command centre during a 70-date run across venues nationwide.
- Matthew Dunn, a former MI6 intelligence officer, is launching a stage production that will soon begin a 70-date run at venues across Great Britain.
- Recruited by a university professor whilst studying at the University of East Anglia, Matthew spent years working in dangerous locations for the SIS managing 14 alias identities simultaneously.
- "In operations- it's not like you see in the movies, your aliases overlap, not just one at a time," Matthew said, describing how the vetting process required listing all past and present contacts.
- The show transforms venues into an SIS command center offering audiences a "right up close and personal" experience, revealing how intelligence work is actually conducted beyond heavily fictionalized portrayals.
- Now a bestselling author, the former MI6 spy reflects that espionage "always carries that threat," a reality he experienced firsthand while targeting high-ranking figures in hostile locations during his service.
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Former spy reveals top secrets of one of ‘most dangerous jobs’
He joined the secret intelligence service in 1996 and wasn't able to tell his family what he did for a living.
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