

Postmortem
Ken Ludwig


Why we like it
"'Sleep No More' by David Gillespie and Colin Wakefield offers a darkly poetic view of guilt and the haunting power of the past."
From: Horror & Supernatural ScriptsWhat readers are saying
Readers find the play to be a scary experience, particularly appealing to younger audiences. However, some feel it is somewhat predictable and lacks the necessary technical effects to fully engage them.
This new supernatural thriller is set in a theatre that has been closed for sixty years following the accidental death of a child during rehearsals for Murder by Poison, a Victorian thriller.
Now Micky, the great-grandson of the theatre's original owner, has set about restoring the theatre to the glory of its former heyday, and to cap his plans he's intent on reviving the very same play to re-open the renovated theatre.
Only Micky's elderly and eccentric father William knows the truth of what happened all those years ago.
He tries to warn Micky that the play is doomed and urges him to abandon his plans, but Micky ignores the warning - and as rehearsals progress, unusual and mysterious occurrences begin to mount with deadly and terrifying consequences.
Sleep No More is a British mystery play written by David Gillespie and published by Josef Weinberger (2011).
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Josef Weinberger · 2011 · 112 pp
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