Yes! I wanted to cheer for this fabulous ending that Chris has placed on a well-known horrific figure. It's a wonderful twist at the end of a fabulous back-and-forth that will keep the audience guessing. For me, I think it would make a great show in a Halloween-themed festival. It's got pace, power, and an audience will love it!

Of how the tables have turned. I adore a piece that takes a story and turns it on its head. CHRISTOPHER SOUCY has the dialect down and because of his sharp and quick paced banter, audiences will be transported to a seedy little room in the 1890s. What a joy this would be on stage.