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Angel Street
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| Set in the late Victorian era, in a large house once well maintained but now impoverished and run down, Angel Street is a powerful mystery story threading through a vale of physical and psychological domestic violence. In this house lives a vulnerable young woman and her sociopathic husband. Something strange is happening in that household, signalled by the gaslights; events which terrify Bella. There were no avenues of escape for the women of that time unless they were very wealthy or had a loving family. Help arrives in the form of a genial and kindly man - a retired policeman - but will he be in time? This play, which opened on Broadway in 1941, starred Vincent Price and Judith Evelyn and was made into a movie, Gaslight, in 1944, starring Ingred Bergman and Charles Boyer. -Patricia Fleming, Director |
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