directed by Christopher De Armond

This striking drama has established itself among the important plays
of our time. It is based on the poetic conception of death suspending
all activities for three days during which period he falls in love
with a beautiful girl and, through her, realizes why mortals fear him.

The mood of this play is established with remarkable skill and,
while it is charged with exciting moments, it is a perfect background
for a love story that is as simple as it is appealing.  
The character who symbolizes Death is, for the most part, a very
human sort of person with none of the conventional claptrap
that might easily have been dragged in for mere effect.

A play that arouses thought, stimulates discussion, and presents
a novel and optimistic philosophy on the problems of love and death.

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