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My friend and I were impressed with the twists and turns throughout the play. The actors were great and the "play within a play" concepts kept you guessing.
Beautiful scenery; great effects. Rainfall and thunder sounded real - the suspense and the thunder gave us jumps. Best play we've seen in a long time. Beautiful costumes, as well, especially for the female lead.
Deathtrap was excellent! I loved the twists and turns!
Great seats! The play was very well done. Can't wait to see another.
I thought the story line was very good. It kept moving along very well and kept your interest thru out the play. . The actors did a great job in portraying their characters and carrying the story.
We really enjoyed the show. Very entertaining with twists and turns. We also thought the staging and props were very effective and added to the whole experience. Our only complaint is that is was a bit long. As seniors, sitting still that long was tough.
the set was extremely well crafted, the actors well seasoned in their art, the script; sometimes cheesy, but overall a pretty good play. WHY DID THEY HAVE TO GO IN THE DIRECTION THEY DID? There were innuendos of men on men between the two writers even mentioning the word fa##ot in a self deprecating way. WHY, WHY, WHY? This world is going to Hell in a hand-basket.
Well acted and nice set. Otherwise, very boring. Expected mystery and twists, none really. Expected a bit of humor, laughed once. It's not at all what the description says it is. More of a predictable story.
Great plot. Just when you think you know what's going to happen next another twist. Very likeable actors and characters. Excellent casting. Cool set design too.
The actors did the best they could with the material they had to work with. The set and effects were exceptional. BUT the play was a dismal flop. It was boring. One knew it would be this way after the first five minutes. Obviously word had gotten around in the area that the play wasn't worth the ticket price because it was the smallest audience I have ever seen at Drury Lane and it was Saturday night. We normally are there on Sunday evening. (We came down from Wisconsin.)
