Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Attacked by skeptics, the press and Woolsey’s jealous widow, Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand?An absorbing tale. Ghost-Writer works marvelously well—a finely wrought piece of entertainment that does just what it sets out to do. —Wall Street Journal
Tantalizing, understated and lovely. This engrossing, old-fashioned play is about the drama of writing—and typing—and creativity and love… [An] extraordinary marriage between fiction and theater. —Philadelphia Inquirer[Go to Season Schedule for our season's offerings.]================================================
Dewey Memorial Hall, 91 Main Street (west side of Route 7), Sheffield, MADoors open at 1:30pm & 7pm for complimentary beverages and refreshments.
The reading begins at 2pm & 7:30pm with a discussion to follow.Tickets $30
Students, 18 and under, $20
Cash or check only
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For reservations call 860-435-NWCT (6928), or
write [email protected]
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