Rowin' Up Salt River by
Synopsis of the Play
ROWIN’ UP SALT RIVER by Candace Adams - Inspired by the life and legend of Charley Parkhurst, the famous California stagecoach driver during the gold rush days, and Nellie Bly, a renowned investigative journalist. In 1879, a young, very ambitious investigative journalist, Sarah, arrives at Charley’s secluded homestead in Santa Cruz, determined to learn his whole life story. As she...
ROWIN’ UP SALT RIVER by Candace Adams - Inspired by the life and legend of Charley Parkhurst, the famous California stagecoach driver during the gold rush days, and Nellie Bly, a renowned investigative journalist. In 1879, a young, very ambitious investigative journalist, Sarah, arrives at Charley’s secluded homestead in Santa Cruz, determined to learn his whole life story. As she...
Synopsis of the Play
ROWIN’ UP SALT RIVER by Candace Adams - Inspired by the life and legend of Charley Parkhurst, the famous California stagecoach driver during the gold rush days, and Nellie Bly, a renowned investigative journalist. In 1879, a young, very ambitious investigative journalist, Sarah, arrives at Charley’s secluded homestead in Santa Cruz, determined to learn his whole life story. As she begins to pry into his early years, his life story becomes even more remarkable. But the more Sarah seeks answers, the more Charley resists talking about himself. What does Charley need to hide from Sarah and the world? What are the consequences if Charley speaks freely?
ROWIN’ UP SALT RIVER by Candace Adams - Inspired by the life and legend of Charley Parkhurst, the famous California stagecoach driver during the gold rush days, and Nellie Bly, a renowned investigative journalist. In 1879, a young, very ambitious investigative journalist, Sarah, arrives at Charley’s secluded homestead in Santa Cruz, determined to learn his whole life story. As she begins to pry into his early years, his life story becomes even more remarkable. But the more Sarah seeks answers, the more Charley resists talking about himself. What does Charley need to hide from Sarah and the world? What are the consequences if Charley speaks freely?