Ghost Writer (Tristram)
by David Tristram
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the intriguing premise of a ghostly visit intertwined with themes of love and loss. The play draws comparisons to Shakespeare's Hamlet, resonating with those familiar with classic literature. It has been well-received for its emotional depth and creative storytelling.
Synopsis
Edward is a promising young playwright and husband of the talented but tempestuous actress Ruby.
Tragically, Ruby is found dead in bed: an overdose of naughty pills and booze.
A year later, Edward remains deeply affected and has moved into the attic room of one of his oldest actor friends, Alex, who is gay.
We join the story on the first anniversary of the death of Ruby Pinfold.
May she rest in peace.
Please note: the script is now out of print but available to order as a pdf e-book, from the author's website, here.
Publication
Ghost Writer (Tristram) is a play written by David Tristram and published by Samuel French (2002).
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Samuel French · 2002
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