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The Barn Theatre

 

Martin County's Oldest Community Theatre

Play:  The Deadly Game by James Yaffe, adapted from the novel Trapps by Friedrich Durrenmatt

Type:  Melodrama

Cast of Characters:  6 men, 2 women

Synopsis:  As told by Atkinson (NY Times):  "Three retired men of law on a remote mountain in Switzerland amuse themselves by going through the legal ceremony of prosecuting strangers who drop in.  An American traveling salesman is their guest on a snowy evening.  Although the game seems foolish to him, he agrees to it to humor his hosts.  Since he has never been involved in a crime in his life, he is unable to propose anything they can try him for.  After a little amiable conversation, the retired prosecutor discovers a plausible case.  He accuses the traveling salesman of having murdered his boss.  At first, this appears to be a wild improvisation.  But Mr. Yaffe Durrenmatt's novel as source-book, gradually makes something real out of phantoms.  By questioning, he proves his case out of the witness' own mouth."

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