Creditors

De: August Strindberg, Jen Silverman

Narrado por: Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, Justice Smith

Featuring Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith, Creditors is Jen Silverman’s New York Times Critic’s Pick adaptation of August Strindberg’s psychological thriller. It’s an intimate, unnerving exploration of desire, creativity, and control—where every conversation is a contest and every truth hides another lie.

At a secluded seaside hotel, Adi (Smith), a struggling painter, finds his creative spark reignited by Gustav (Schreiber), a magnetic stranger. Their connection is instant and consuming, but what begins as a chance encounter twists into something far darker when Gustav becomes intrigued by Adi’s wife, the dazzling Tekla (Siff). Talk into the night devolves into an intricate web of deception, seduction, and revelation, where the lives of all involved may be destroyed or transformed.

Available in Dolby Atmos on Audible

©2025 Jen Silverman (P)2025 AO Media, LLC

Wow!

A truly exceptional play performed by truly exceptional actors. Schreiber is always fantastic… But this is some of the best work I've heard him do. And Maggie Siff is remarkable. Couldn't stop listening from the second I started until it ended.

cant go wrong with Liev Schreiber

excellent acting and sound design. Great plot. The whole play plays out at a wonderful pace and takes us on an emotional ride alongside the characters. Very well done.

Great Performances in an update to a classic!

Saw this at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre and glad I got to hear it again. Was like experiencing it all over again in an even more intimate way.

What's the deal with the cliffhanger?

I enjoyed the performance, and the direction of the story, but then it just abruptly ended. No resolution, no idea of what the outcome is going to be, it just ended. The story started out good, and had potential to go somewhere, but I guess the author felt this was artistic in someway. Anyway, if you don't mind a "story" like this, I recommended it. If you're like me and actually like a complete story with an ending, I do not.