Synopsis:
What’s more nightmarish: not being able to trust those around you… or not being able to trust yourself? Moonlit streets, a restless mind and a large window have become Elaine’s nightly routine in her luxurious city townhouse. But insomnia is the least of her worries when a dead body appears in the window of an abandoned, squalid unit across the street. To make matters worse, the body disappears before her husband, best friend or maid have a chance to witness the atrocity. This suspenseful revival is filled to the brim with tricks and twists, leaving audiences on a psychological rollercoaster until the very. last. second.
Seating:
Seating is General Admission. Subscribers and patrons with disabilities will receive priority seating. Reservations for accessible seating can be made during your online checkout process, or by contacting our box office.
Late seating for this event will be facilitated at the discretion of our House Manager. Late seating is limited and is not guaranteed.
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