Dark and sinister con man, Roat in collaboration with two ex-convicts, meet their match in a blind lady, Susy Hendrix. Tracing the location of a mysterious and missing doll, to the apartment of Sam Hendrix, and his wife, Susy, through deception they convince Susy that the police have implicated Sam in a woman's murder, and she believes that the doll is vital evidence to his innocence. She refuses to reveal its location, and figures out she is the victim of a chilling and bizarre charade. Susy realises the only way to win is by playing her game, so as darkness falls she turns off all the lights leaving them to manoeuvre in the dark until the game is finally won. Directed by David Supper, this Progress Theatre production by Frederick Knott is sure to be an unforgettable show, full of twists and turns that will have the audience in suspense. This show marks the 60th Anniversary of the Progress Theatre. | 
