1960s thriller ‘Wait Until Dark’ takes the stage at Camino Real Playhouse

The curtain opens Friday, Feb. 8, on Frederick Knott’s 1960 s white-knuckle thriller” Wait Until Dark ,” on the prime place at Camino Real Playhouse through Feb. 28.

Susan, a blind female, lives with her husband Sam in a basement apartment in Greenwich Village. While apart on business, Sam unknowingly smuggles a special doll into the District. But when the doll goes missing, a woman is murdered and a puzzle begins to untangle that leaves Susan tangled up with a callous con man.

Regular tickets are $27, cabaret counters are $37, available at caminorealplayhouse.org.

Questions? Call the box office at 949 -4 89 -8 082.

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IF YOU GO

When: Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, Feb. 8-28

Where: Camino Real Playhouse, 31776 El Camino Real, San Juan Capistrano

Information: 949 -4 89 -8 082