The Play That Wasn’t A Farce A Tale Of The Abingdon Square
The narrator recalls a theater evening where three lovers cross paths in an Abingdon Square house. Helen Barry runs a shop, hosts Ramonti the violinist and two other suitors, while a forgotten husband and a mysterious stranger return to complicate ancient vows. In a stagey clash of memory and music, thirty eight year old Helen faces a moral tug between past love and present fidelity as violin strains pull at her heart.