A frame shop in a southern New England town is the setting for this tragicomedy in which a dying man toils ceaselessly in order to leave his once-abused wife some postmortem financial security. He unwittingly experiences the emotional and physical brutality of his past, motivating him to sincerely atone for his sins—but his plan to repent is sidetracked by his high-strung loser brother-in-law. 

“Baker, with a talent for good old-fashioned storytelling and a flair for robust humor, turns it all into some two hours of totally arresting theatre…entertaining, seething stew of a domestic drama.” —BackStage.

Please note the change in accessing our parking lot!  We are requiring all vehicles to access the lot via the gated entry on Centenary Street (which is accessible off Court Street). 

We are unable to seat you if you are late to the performance. No refunds will be given, but we will reschedule your tickets to another performance if you choose.