Despite the title, this is not a supernatural horror story but an examination of secrets in an extended family spanning decades and continents, as events in the present day America have echoes in wartime Europe. There are some truly chilling revelations contained within and an expansive canvas created through staging and poetic language. Hear an excerpt on the play with playwright interview here: https://www.bostonpodcastplayers.com/bpp-season1/

The poetry in the language of this play makes it feel like dreams do - often terrifying, often totally clear, often frustratingly elusive but then you catch a glimpse of the truth and you hold on hard. This play captures all of these elements and forces its reader and audience to let go and sail along exploring time, space, and memory.