Morocco
by Allan Havis

“Allan Havis's MOROCCO is an absorbing cat-and-mouse game in which one cannot always distinguish the cat from the mouse.

Between the scenes and behind the lines, there is far more here than meets the eye...

In what is partly a comedy of menace, Mr Havis artfully weaves a web of suspicion around his three principal characters...

The author repeatedly encourages the audience's sense of wariness.

One starts to wonder if the characters are inhabiting a Morocco of the mind, or, perhaps, a sanatorium.

Step by step, we are led into Mr Havis's labyrinth.

Beneath the surface, the play is concerned with politics and terrorism as well as with the polarities of personalities that can inhabit a marriage...

There are significant pieces studiously missing in Mr Havis's Pinteresque puzzle, a fact that enhances the play's tantalizing air of mystery.”Mel Gussow, The New York Times