

In Search of Justice
Eric Bentley
A high-ranking Nazi, Rudolf Bauer, is hunted down in South America and brought to Tel Aviv in 1962 for a secret trial.
It is the task of the three “judges” to establish Bauer's identity and confirm his guilt as a war criminal.
"There are several coups de theatre of a brilliance expected from the author of Sleuth."
— Time Out
"[Shaffer] has used the genre of the mystery thriller to present intelligent and serious argument about such vast concepts as justice, morality and faith... This thoughtful and at times exciting play deserves to attract a wide audience."
— Daily Telegraph
"It is Shaffer's special gift that he can lead an audience up a dramatic cul-de-sac, and then surprise them by finding an ingenious exit no one could suspect was there... he succeeds in gripping our attention with vice-like efficiency."
— Evening Standard
"This Savage Parade explores the oft-made claim that the state of Israel is in danger of becoming as fascist in its way as the Third Reich."
— Independent
This Savage Parade is a British play written by Anthony Shaffer and published by AmberLane Press in Charlbury, Oxford (1988).
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