The Turn of the Screw gets rave reviews at Chester

The raves are coming in for The Turn of the Screw.

Spotlight on:

Allison McLemore

Critics and audiences are both amazed by Allison's work as the Governess in The Turn of the Screw.

Many of you remember Allison as May in last year's Nibroc Trilogy.

Allison captured audiences' hearts as they saw May grow over the years of Arlene Hutton's beautiful series of plays.

Earlier this summer, Allison revived the role of May in Last Train to Nibroc, as Artistic Director Byam Stevens brought the CTC production to Peterborough Players. Allison's portrayal of Eliza Doolittle won her a Denver Post Ovation Award, and she has been seen in a wide range of roles in New York and regionally.

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The reviews are coming in for The Turn of the Screw, and we're thrilled to see this outstanding work being recognized. There have been so many words of praise that we couldn't resist sharing a few quotes with you:

"An 80 minute psychological thriller that... will seduce even the most skeptical of audience members."

"A production that keeps you thinking long after the lights have come up."

"The prodigiously gifted Allison McLemore [plays] the intrepid and perhaps mad governess."

To read more about what the critics are saying, go here, here, and here!

Audiences are loving the play, and are so fascinated by it that many are staying for the talk-back after each night's performance.

Have you seen The Turn of the Screw yet? If not, then click

here to buy your tickets now. There's only one more week in our run.

If you have seen The Turn of the Screw already, thanks for coming! Won't you tell your friends about it? (One great way is to forward them this email.)

Many thanks,

Byam Stevens

Artistic Director

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