'A Fine Madness'
Period melodrama receives effective treatment courtesy of Boiler Room Theatre...Thanks to some wary direction by Corbin Green, and even more to the efforts of a quality ensemble of players, the Boiler Room Theatre production is a qualified success...The action is played on an intimate yet marvelous period set by Lewis Kempfer...Cat Eberwine's costumes also successfully strive to capture Victorian authenticity."
--Nashville Scene

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"...If you’re hungry for a good old-fashioned thriller, this Broadway classic is sure to leave you satisfied..."
-- Nashville CityPaper

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Angel Street
A Victorian Thriller in Three Acts by Patrick Hamilton

March 17 - April 15, 2006

The Broadway thriller upon which the film Gaslight was based, Angel Street is a masterpiece with some of the most brilliant suspense in the modern theatre. When the curtain rises, all appears to be peaceful. However, it is soon apparent that Manningham, a suavely sinister and handsome man, is slowly torturing his gentle, lovely wife into insanity under the guise of kindness. While he is out, Mrs. Manningham has an unexpected caller from Scotland Yard who is convinced that Manningham is a maniacal criminal wanted for a murder committed fifteen years ago in the same house. The secret of the dimming gaslight and the mystery of the hidden rubies will captivate all. "Infinite craft and dexterity...comes off the top part of the theatre's top shelf." --New York Times.

With Alan Lee, Jennifer Richmond, Kay Ayers-Sowell, Rachael Bernard and Nick DeNuzio.

Directed by Corbin Green
Costume Designs by Cat Eberwine
Set Decoration by Lewis Kempfer
Sound Design b y Jamey Green