A story of one family, told in the spirit of Alfred Hitchcock. John Boynton Priestley's drama, directed by Alexander Bargman, keeps the audience on edge, following every step of the characters and caring for them. It is a story about where dreams lead and how difficult it can be to stay on the path once chosen. The play opens with a celebration in the Conway household. The family is celebrating Kay's 18th birthday, who dreams of becoming a writer and writing a real novel. The house is full of guests, joyful bustle, and carefree laughter. The inhabitants of the house are full of inspiring plans and aspirations. Twenty years pass. What of the plans has been realized? The house and family are unrecognizable, and they are unlikely to ever return to how they once were. See more performances in St. Petersburg on our website in the theater section.