SLEUTH at The Guthrie

If you are not coming, please have the courtesy to change your RSVP.

I will be in the 4th floor Target Lounge by 6:30 for "meet and greet" near the bar. We will take our seats by 7:10. Show starts at 7:30. If you can't find us, send a message in comments below. I look like my photo.

Easy parking on the street or in the lot across from the theater.

If you haven't been to the Guthrie before, be sure to come early to go to the "endless bridge" for a lovely view of the Mississippi.

I am in Row E, Seat 214 (Aisle 2). There aren't any seats left in my row, but there are some behind me. Otherwise, we will chat before the show and at intermission.
https://securesite.guthrietheater.org/35461/35774

A Heart-Pounding Thriller! When Milo Tindle visits detective writer Andrew Wyke at his English countryside home, the last thing he expects is for Andrew to propose they stage an elaborate jewelry burglary. Andrew’s endgame is a sizeable insurance payout for himself; Milo can use the jewels to financially support Andrew’s wife, Marguerite, with whom he’s been having an affair. The plan goes swimmingly at first, but as new revelations come to light, both men soon realize they’ve met their match. What follows is a heart-pounding, high-stakes game of cat and mouse where each man’s web of lies, bargains and misdirections leads to the ultimate checkmate. Let the game begin.

Sleuth premiered on Broadway in 1970 and received the 1971 Tony Award for Best Play. The New York Times called it "an entrancing tale of detective-story mayhem with a touch of urbane intellectualism."