

Witch
Jen Silverman
Latch your windows!
Bolt your door!
Beware of The Witch in 204!
You know your property value has plummeted when a witch moves in next door!
But, that’s not retired schoolteacher, Sylvie Goldberg’s only trouble.
Sylvie’s hopes of living happily-ever-after with Eugene, the “otherworldly” gentleman of her dreams, soon dissipate when the witch next door, Bella, turns out to be Eugene’s mysterious former paramour, who proceeds to wreck havoc on Sylvie and Eugene’s wedding day as the uninvited guest.
Scandal quickly ensues when Bella mistakes Sylvie’s neighbor, Evelyn Greenbaum, for Sylvie and attempts to poison Evelyn with a lethal brew of pills and booze.
Eugene skips town endeavoring to escape Bella’s witchy wickedness and leaving Sylvie with a dire warning to “Beware of The Witch in 204.”
The sequel to Barbara Pease Weber's popular play Seniors of the Sahara , The Witch in 204 is a modern day fairy tale for grownups with fond memories of being both thrilled and terrified by wicked witches, genies, wizards, ghosts and goblins in the fables of our youth.
| Character |
|---|
| Fannie Sylvie’s good friend and neighbor (a “bride-to-be retiree”) |
| Thelma Another of Sylvie’s good friends (and an animal right’s activist’s worst nightmare) |
| Sylvie A retired New Jersey school teacher (whose wedding plans are foiled by The Witch in 204) |
| Herman Fannie’s true love and Mabel’s cousin (not to mention a real Wizard at War Games) |
| Mabel Sylvie’s very best friend (and an enterprising yenta!) |
| Evelyn Sylvie’s neighbor and wedding guest (and the tipsy victim of The Witch in 204) |
| Eugene The love of Sylvie’s life (despite his “otherworldliness” and that he skipped town on their wedding day. Ain’t love grand?) |
| Bella The Witch in 204 (wicked to the core! otherwise what’s the fun of being witchy?) |
The Witch in 204 is a comedy play written by Barbara Pease Weber and published by Samuel French .
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