Where passions lead to obsessions . . . And secrets lead to murder . . . A two-act mystery thriller. Winner of the Theatre Americana National Competition and The Players Club Playwrights First Playwriting Award for Outstanding Merit. Grad student and artist Bret Conway has moved into an upstate New York apartment to take time off from her relationship with Mark. But this apartment hides many secrets. Sandy, the previous resident, has gone missing; the reclusive landlord likes to spy on his female tenants; and Mark may have ...
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Where passions lead to obsessions . . . And secrets lead to murder . . . A two-act mystery thriller. Winner of the Theatre Americana National Competition and The Players Club Playwrights First Playwriting Award for Outstanding Merit. Grad student and artist Bret Conway has moved into an upstate New York apartment to take time off from her relationship with Mark. But this apartment hides many secrets. Sandy, the previous resident, has gone missing; the reclusive landlord likes to spy on his female tenants; and Mark may have known Sandy a little too well. While Mark tries desperately to win her back, Bret is enticed by her mysterious neighbor, Eric, who creates art out of things he finds in other people's garbage. Enter Detective Craig, a homicide detective whose haunted past now makes him obsessed with Sandy -- and with Bret. One of them is a killer who will strike again in order to satisfy an uncontrollable desire. "A taut, deftly written thriller." -- James Ruocco, Waterbury Republican-American, CT "First rate! . . . a brilliant work that casts a spell over its audience, and doesn't let up until a riveting and very revealing climax! Some of the best characters and plot development we have seen in a long, long time!" -- Harold Pantely, Director, Clockwork Repertory Theatre, CT "A very suspenseful, erotic, psychological thriller with a very tight script." -- Ralph Maffongelli, Director, Sheboygan Theatre Company, WI "Terrific new murder mystery thriller. . . . a shattering web of suspicions and deceit." -- New England Entertainment Digest
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