Jeffrey Hatcher's The Turn of the Screw is a popular theatrical adaptation of Henry James's classic gothic horror novella, known for its suspenseful and ambiguous ghost story, performed by a small cast who play multiple roles, exploring themes of innocence, corruption, and the supernatural. The play follows a young governess at a remote English estate who believes the children she cares for are being haunted by the ghosts of the former governess and valet, forcing her to question if the spirits are real or a product of her own mind. 

RATED PG-13, Dramatic Presentation in Dobbs (self-harm, sex, psychological horror)