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Full-Length Play, Comedy / 1w, 2m
Tom Dudzick
When two childhood sweethearts Peter and Irene find each other again, the two plus Irene’s teenage son, Gary, gather at Peter’s childhood home to film a home-renovation TV show. There, frightening ghostly confrontations, wild psychokinetic activity, and the unearthing of long-dead secrets all lead to a hair-raising showdown to see who can take possession of the family homestead.
Childhood sweethearts Peter and Irene have found each other again after more than twenty years apart. After Irene shows up to an event promoting Peter’s latest book on paranormal experiences, Peter offers his childhood home to Irene for the home-renovation TV show she is producing. Irene brings her teenage son, Gary, with her in the hopes that Peter might be able to help Gary with the strange, possibly supernatural communications he has been receiving. As Peter and Irene’s romance slowly rekindles, they find themselves up against the house’s angry tenant, the ghost of Peter’s dead father – and he wants them OUT! Frightening ghostly confrontations, wild psychokinetic activity, and the unearthing of long-dead secrets all lead to a hair-raising showdown to see who can take possession of the family homestead.
Return to Seymour Street premiered in Buffalo, New York with O’Connell & Company Productions on 20 January 2023. Directed by Steve Vaughn, the production featured Max Goldhirsh, Daniel Lendzian and Jenn Stafford.
PETER – Late thirtiesIRENE – Late thirtiesGARY – Fourteen
The living room of an old, empty house in Buffalo, New York. Winter, present day.
“Memory play... uses comedy to open us up to their stories.” – Buffalo Toronto Public Media
Return to Seymour Street – About the premiere with O’Conell & Company
by Tom Dudzick
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