Event Description

Theater to Go and Kelsey Theatre are proud to be working in conjunction with the creator's son, Todd Evans, founder of the Don Evans Players, on this heart-warming play. 

Lydia Frazier, a widow in her seventies who is living out her life with quiet dignity in her modest Philadelphia home, until she decides to take in a boarder. 

Her roomer turns out to be the charming and apparently unscrupulous Mahlon, who loses no time in working his wiles on his trusting, vulnerable landlady, despite the cautious warnings of her well-meaning friends. 

This play is intended for all ages.

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