Violent Scots thug cleared of dad s murder by not proven verdict convicted of two vicious attacks
The family of slain dad Scott French hit out after the man acquitted of killing him, Ryan Shields, admitted a brutal stabbing and prison attack.
04:30, 27 JUL 2021
Ryan Shields admitted a brutal stabbing weeks after being cleared of murdering Scott French
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A DOLL S HOUSE, PART 2 Announced at Franklin Stage Company
The play was presented on Broadway in 2017 and nominated for eight Tony Awards and three Outer Critics Circle Awards.by Alexa Criscitiello
Franklin Stage Company, Delaware County s only admission-free professional theater, will present Lucas Hnath s comedy A Doll s House, Part 2, July 23-August 15th on the lawn outside FSC s historic theater, Chapel Hall, in Franklin, NY.
The play is set in Norway in 1894, and concerns Nora Helmer, a wife and mother who left her family at the end of Henrik Ibsen s famous play A Doll s House. This play is a sequel of sorts (although Part 2 is a comedy to the original play s intense drama), and recounts the story of Nora s return after 15 years.