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 | | "Deathtrap" opened on Broadway Feb. 26, 1978 at the Music Box Theatre and later moved to the Biltmore for a run of 1,809 performances, which made it, at the time, the longest running play on Broadway and the longest running thriller by an American author. |
 | | It's easy to see what attracted audiences to "Deathtrap." The play is ingeniously constructed and seamlessly blends suspense and humor, so the audience spends half the time laughing and the other half gasping. |
 | | In "Deathtrap," Blaylock doesn't display a devastating British accent, as he did in "Sleuth," but he does, once again, create an engaging character of dubious motives. |
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