Chad Meadows

Miriam has spent her life looking after her father during his last years with the help of Alice, a nurse. When he dies he leaves the bulk of his wealth to the other sister, Annabel who had lived in Tasmania for years. When she returns to claim her inheritance the tensions arise and forgotten childhood memories resurface. Things darken further when the nurse begins to blackmail the sisters. When night comes to the garden in which they played as children, we begin to wonder if it is only the past which has come back to haunt them.

A "ghost play" (Ayckbourn’s words) which offers laughter and spine-tingling horror as well as a chance to reflect on the darker side of life.