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Liev Schrieber, Maggie Siff and Justice Smith star in Jen Silverman's adaptation of August Strindberg's psychological thriller.

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4.4
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Excellent play
"Very compelling psychological/emotional drama. Not exactly a thriller, per se, but thoughtful meditation on manipulation, regret, loneliness, vulnerability, and living three dimensionally. The end is a bit abrupt and not persuasive but that is a small complaint. The performances were superb and the theatre is intimate which is good for this play."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jun 8, 2025
A revised version of Creditors that is nimble, engaging, and deft
"Acting and direction were excellent. Revisions to the play (which I had seen perhaps twice before over the years) made it more believable and less melodramatic. One quibble is that while I could hear every word Justice said, both of the other actors were occasionally nearly inaudible. Still the performances were riveting."
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Nancy L from New York on May 25, 2025
Magnificent Performances, Crafty Lighting Design
"The three principal actors in this play are absolutely superb! As a professional lighting person, I was mesmerized by the super long crossfades (almost) imperceptibly repeatedly toggling the stage from warm to cool. My only issue with the whole production was the 180 degree deviation to Strindberg's original ending. Lost one star, otherwise it would have been FIVE! "
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Robert M from Rutledge on May 25, 2025

About Creditors

Adi, a struggling painter, finds his creative spark reignited by Gustav, a magnetic stranger at an isolated sea-side hotel. Their connection is instant and intimate, but what seems like a chance encounter quickly twists into something far darker, as Gustav becomes intrigued by Adi's wife, the dazzling Tekla. Talk into the night devolves into an intricate web of deception, seduction and revelation, where the lives of all involved may be destroyed or transformed. 

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