Phyllis Nagy Livres

The play centers on Sarah Casey, a young travel agent who vanishes after a night out in New York City. The last person to see her, Elston Rupp, is a thrift shop employee who adopts various identities through the clothes he wears. The narrative explores themes of identity, anonymity, and the quest for escape in a sprawling urban landscape. As the mystery unfolds, questions arise about whether Sarah's disappearance is a result of foul play or a deliberate choice to break free from her mundane life. The cast includes three women and five men.

Ripley wanted out. He wanted money, success, the good life - and he was willing to kill for it. This is the first novel to feature Patricia Highsmith's anti-hero, Tom Ripley.