"Deathtrap" is a suspenseful play written by Ira Levin that premiered in 1978. The story revolves around a struggling playwright, Sidney Bruhl, who receives a brilliant script from a former student, Clifford Anderson. As Sidney plots to steal the script, the tension escalates, leading to unexpected twists and dark humor. The play is known for its clever use of misdirection and surprise endings, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats. With its engaging dialogue and intricate plot, "Deathtrap" has become one of the most performed thrillers in theater history, showcasing the complexities of ambition and morality.