Article: Acadia's "Turn of the Screw" a good fit with soggy weather

A ghost story doesn't often provide fuel for literary debate unless, of course, it was written by Henry James. Jeffrey Hatcher's recent adaptation of the 1898 novella, "Turn of the Screw," won't end the argument over whether James' governess actually saw apparitions or if she imagined them.

That discussion won't matter to theatergoers who see Acadia Repertory Theatre's unsettling production of "The Turn of the Screw." The Somesville company's production will send them out into the damp night fog seeing ghostly figures on the side of the road and wondering whether they are real or just a little leftover theatrical magic.

Hatcher is a Minneapolis-based playwright who adapted "Tuesdays With ...

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