“The Swan Song,” a depraved tale of mystery, murder, madness and hideous revenge, continues Friday for two more weekends at Epilogue Players.
The production details the events of a single day from early afternoon to midnight. Olivia returns with her fiance to the creepy family manor after the funeral of her murdered parents. Miles desperately tries to get her away from the house and the eerie influences of her secretary, her ever tipsy aunt, a genuinely scary swami and a kindly old housekeeper whose nervousness is contagious.
But Olivia won’t leave until she contacts the spirit of her mother to learn who committed the ghastly murders.
Curtain time at the troupe’s playhouse, 1849 N Alabama St., is 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets, $12-$15, can be reserved by calling 317-926-3139 or visiting wwwepilogue
players.com.
The production details the events of a single day from early afternoon to midnight. Olivia returns with her fiance to the creepy family manor after the funeral of her murdered parents. Miles desperately tries to get her away from the house and the eerie influences of her secretary, her ever tipsy aunt, a genuinely scary swami and a kindly old housekeeper whose nervousness is contagious.
But Olivia won’t leave until she contacts the spirit of her mother to learn who committed the ghastly murders.
Curtain time at the troupe’s playhouse, 1849 N Alabama St., is 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets, $12-$15, can be reserved by calling 317-926-3139 or visiting wwwepilogue
players.com.
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