Sleuth

Cambrian Players is pleased to present the 1971 Tony "Best Play Award" winner, Sleuth by Anthony Shaffer, directed by Thunder Bay's own: Stefani Celine.

The ultimate game of cat and mouse is played out in this celebrated suspense thriller. Andrew Wyke, a celebrated mystery writer, invites Milo Tindle, a young rival who shares Wyke's love for games, to his country home. When Milo declares his intention to run off with Wyke's wife, the two men devise an elaborate revenge/power game. Through their style and cunning, the stakes continue to rise, leading to the play's inexorable, heart-stopping finish.

DOORS OPEN AT 7:00pm • SHOW STARTS 7:30pm

FEATURING
Andrea Jacobsen
Rob Paularinne

WITH SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCES FROM
Stanley Rushton
Robin Mayfield
Liam McNulty

Content Advisory:
Sleuth was written by Anthony Shaffer and published in 1970.  This play has received numerous accolades and is worthy of production.  We acknowledge that 1970 was a very different time and that some of the language and sentiments expressed in the play may not be in line with what we in the present consider to be correct or representative of our current views.  We also acknowledge that the play contains violence, violent themes, and other themes which may be controversial.  Cambrian Players supports the production of plays that promote conversation and explore the full range of the human experience. 

Buy-One-Get-One-Free Admission on Thursday May 23rd & Pay-What-You-May & Sensory Inclusive Performance on Wednesday May 29th