Tony Winning Play

Anthony Shaffer's Sleuth first thrilled Broadway audiences in 1970 and earned the Tony Award for Best Play the following year, helping to redefine the psychological thriller for the stage. Full of suspense and guaranteed to have you on the edge of your seat at every turn, this new production of Schaffer's twisted tale of mind games is directed by Kimberly Senior.

What Is The Story?

When Milo Tindle arrives at the secluded English estate of Andrew Wyke, he is drawn into a proposal as cunning as it is unsettling: an intricately staged robbery designed to benefit them both. But what begins as a clever arrangement quickly mutates as the pair's chains of lies build, the rules shift, and each man's secret motives against each other begin to surface.