Princeton Summer Theater Presents GASLIGHT, Now thru 7/15

Princeton Summer Theater presents a thrilling new production of PatRick Hamilton's psychological drama, GASLIGHT. Originally presented in America as Angel Street, and immortalized by the 1944 film with Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer, this gripping play will keep audiences on The Edge of their seats from start to finish.

Gaslight takes audiences on a nail-biting journey through one couple's slow descent into chaos. Is Mrs. Manningham truly going mad in her London flat, or is her illness merely an illusion created by her husband? And where does Mr. Manningham disappear to every night, while mysterious noises sound from the Manningham attic? In this world of deceit and manipulation, no one can be trusted-even those with the potential to save the Manninghams from themselves.

Starring Princeton Summer Theater Company members Sarah Paton (Mrs. Manningham), Evan Thompson (Mr. Manningham), Andrew Massey (Sergeant Rough), Maeve Brady (Elizabeth) and Ariel Sibert (Nancy). Directed by R.N. Sandberg, Princeton University lecturer in English, theater, and the Lewis Center for the Arts.

Gaslight, by PatRick Hamilton. Opens tonight, July 5. Performances July 5-8 and July 12-15. Thursdays-Saturdays at 8pm. Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm. In the histoRic Hamilton Murray Theater on Princeton University's Campus, across from the Princeton University Chapel.

Tickets for all main stage performances are $25 for general admission, $20 for students. We also offer season subscriptions for $68.50, which include four reserved-seat tickets for any show. The deadline to subscribe has been extended to today, July 5. To order tickets, visit www.SmartTix.com or call the theater's toll-free subscription number, 1-877-238- 5596. You can also call the Princeton Summer Theater box office at 609.258.7062 during regular business hours, or email at princetonsummertheater@gmail.com.

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