I'm reading this play (quite appropriately) on Christmas Eve. I'd love to see this paired with a few other short spooky holiday shows to break the eternal cycle of "Christmas Carol" revivals that haunt so many of our local theaters. Bravo!

An eerie exploration of the passions and needs that transcend the boundary between life and death. A wonderfully spooky piece that reminds us all that the living have no idea what the dead have in store for them.

11.16.24 - The circle of life using dead people is such a quirky concept, but Chris Soucy pulls it off with ease. I love how Regina refuses to let Gerald off the hook for his years of taking, and she turns the tables on him in such a satisfying way. Soucy's idea of why the ghosts feed in the winter is inspired too, as it adds to the dread of the piece. This is a smart, spooky, terrific play that would be amazing to see staged. The turnaround at the end showing the cycle continuing is perfect.