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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Theatre Tricks

An actress in an interactive theater production is raped on stage, while the audience believes it to be part of the show. The SVU detectives hit a dead end in their investigation when they learn the show’s passionate director gave the audience, including the assailant, masks to wear during the performance. Detectives Rollins and Tutuola track down an obsessed fan of the young actress who recorded the assault while stalking her, which leads Detectives Benson and Amaro to a respected judge. With the judge’s reputation on the line, the SVU squad explores the underbelly of the New York theater world to uncover who really orchestrated the public attack.



6.5/10 (4 Votes cast)

Episode Info


Episode number: 13x11
Airdate: Wednesday January 11th, 2012


Alternate Airdates:

AU (Ten) Apr 19, 2012

Special Guest Stars
Stephanie MarchStephanie March
As Assistant D.A. Alexandra Cabot
Recurring

Guest Stars
Angela PietropintoAngela Pietropinto
As Estelle Roberts
Recurring
Gilbert GottfriedGilbert Gottfried
As TARU Tech Leo Gerber
Recurring
Jacqueline HendyJacqueline Hendy
As Judge Crane's Attorney
Recurring
Nicole AustinNicole Austin
As Venus
Recurring
Adam DriverAdam Driver
As Jason Roberts
Corey BrownCorey Brown
As Theater Guard
Fisher StevensFisher Stevens
As Ted Scott
Gabra ZackmanGabra Zackman
As Counselor Debra Wagner
Gayle RankinGayle Rankin
As Holly Schneider
Grant ShaudGrant Shaud
As Theatre Critic
Jenn ProskeJenn Proske
As Meghan Weller
Kevin PollakKevin Pollak
As Judge Gerald Crane
Larisa BondLarisa Bond
As Woman #4
Micah StockMicah Stock
As Goat Mask Actor
Main Cast
Mariska HargitayMariska Hargitay
As Detective Olivia Benson
Danny PinoDanny Pino
As Detective Nick Amaro
Kelli GiddishKelli Giddish
As Detective Amanda Rollins
Richard BelzerRichard Belzer
As Sergeant John Munch
Ice-TIce-T
As Detective Odafin "Fin" Tutuola
Dann FlorekDann Florek
As Captain Donald Cragen
Steven ZirnkiltonSteven Zirnkilton
As Opening Narration (uncredited)

Recap

The scene opens and it is opening night for “Nine Circles”, a play. The audience gets involved by wearing animal masks. Meanwhile backstage, Ted Scott, the director, brings flowers to the star of the show, Megan. She smiles, but when he leans in to kiss her, she declines. Later, Megan is acting when suddenly a person in a goat mask comes up behind her and another in a hawk masks hold her arms. They begin to force Megan into having sex. All the while, the audience watches thinking that it is all part of the play. Afterward, Olivia talks to Megan. She is shaken from the encounter and tells her about the man and how he choked her. However, she can only describe them by their masks. Olivia talks to Ted and he says that it is his fault. He says that one of the audience members must have gotten too caught up in it all. Back at the station, the team of detectives begins to find the audience members who were there. Olivia and Nick talk to Megan again, but this time at her apartment. Her roommate, Holly, is there and she is taking care of Megan. She says that she moved to New York six months ago and that is when she got into acting. She can’t believe why this happened to her. ..

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Other Episode Crew

CreatorDick Wolf
Executive ProducerWarren Leight  |  Ted Kotcheff  |  Dick Wolf  |  Peter Jankowski
Co-Executive ProducerJulie Martin (1)  |  Bryan Goluboff  |  Arthur W. Forney
ProducerRobin Veith  |  Gail Barringer  |  David DeClerque
Co-ProducerJonathan Strauss  |  Mark Dragin
Production DesignerDean Taucher
EditorKaren I. Stern
CastingJonathan Strauss
MusicMike Post
Director of PhotographyMichael Green (5)
 
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