Hurry, hurry, hurry.   You don’t want to miss this one which is a great show, in the style of one that could have been an Agatha.  Written by Frederick Knott and then adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher; this one is directed by Candy McLellan.  Something is awry down in Greenwich Village back in the 70’s   Somebody has been dealing in illegal substances and hiding them in a manner the cops are unlikely to figure out.

The cast of six includes Michelle Pokopec, the young woman who has suffered an injury that has rendered her blind.  How can she cover things up when there are bad guys who want the money and eager cops who want something as well.  Nothing seems to work out as anybody might hope, and as you sit there trying to figure out what’s what, you know you are probably wrong.

It is set in her apartment in the Village and even if you have a load of street smarts; you still need to hope that what you wish for may suddenly occur.  The new venue in Marietta is easy to get to, has perfect views from every seat and plenty of easy parking.  So visit their website for full info and tickets.  Website is GET.org . . . . and if you wish, you can print out your own program before you go.   Enjoy!