Reckoning

by Madge Kaplan

When her therapist of many years dies suddenly, Molly has no idea what to feel, what to say, or what to do. But she's determined to figure everything out, even if she has to take an unconventional path to get there. Molly relies heavily on her own imagination and also gets some help along the way.

When her therapist of many years dies suddenly, Molly has no idea what to feel, what to say, or what to do. But she's determined to figure everything out, even if she has to take an unconventional path to get there. Molly relies heavily on her own imagination and also gets some help along the way.

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Reckoning

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  • Vicki Meagher: Reckoning by Madge Kaplan
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    This is a continually interesting play, with a good topic and believable characters. It’s imaginative and lingers on the mind. I’d like to see it produced.

    This is a continually interesting play, with a good topic and believable characters. It’s imaginative and lingers on the mind. I’d like to see it produced.

    ”
There are four main* characters in the play and a scene in which one of the characters is part of a small crowd gathered outside the therapist's house.

*One of these characters is a younger version of a main actor and has just a brief scene.

Production History

  • Professional, The Vineyard Playhouse, 2011