Trish Harnetiaux Ordre des livres

Set against a backdrop of corporate bureaucracy, the story follows a group of shoe store employees as they navigate a chaotic journey of self-discovery. With an unwavering American spirit, they confront the challenges of a system in disarray. As their work-life balance crumbles, they find themselves at a casino, where they must confront their true selves and the realities of their existence. This madcap adventure explores themes of dependency, identity, and the search for meaning in a fractured world.

This was a one-sitting read as I raced through breathlessly awaiting the unravelling of the puzzles.''This book is a compelling read, teasing you, urging you to read on and uncover the mystery of Montague House... a page- turner of a murder mystery - I read it in one day!

Set against a backdrop of intertwining lives, the narrative explores the complexities of love and self-discovery through the experiences of Roger, Lucy, Daphne, Nick, and Ethan. As they navigate chance encounters and personal crises, the boundaries of reality blur, revealing the characters' inner struggles and desires. The story delves into themes of opportunity and the longing to pause in a rapidly changing world, highlighting the intricate connections between their lives and the impact of a book that ties their fates together.

Set in an all-white room, the narrative follows Ms. White, Jennings, and Mr. Paine as they navigate their bewildering situation. Ms. White possesses unique letters that only she can decipher, adding an element of mystery. The arrival of The Last Deck of Cards in the World catalyzes a series of interconnected events that blend celebration, suppressed desires, and the rhythm of a tango, creating a surreal exploration of human connection in an absurd environment.

STRAIGHT ON 'TIL MORNING captures the recklessness of youth, unrequited love, best friends, fierce enemies, loyalty, and commitment as it provocatively deconstructs one young man's zest for life while battling his past, his present, and - god forbid - his future. The play draws inspiration from the life of J M Barrie and his fictitious Peter Pan with the life of a troubled, modern-day Brooklynite and the youth culture that surrounds him.