written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?

written by David Lee White
directed by Adam Immerwahr

The same artistic team that brought Blood: A Comedy to the stage is back with a new play.

It’s 1932 and America’s most brilliant detective is on the verge of apprehending the world’s most brilliant and devious master criminal. Stranded in a dilapidated mansion on a former resort island gone to seed, Detective Dorrington discovers a murder that begins to unravel the very fabric of democracy. But to solve the crime, the guests may have turn their backs on everything they believe in. Is it worth admitting you’re wrong if it means losing your mind? And if everyone is a suspect, who can you trust?