Finn in the Underworld

In Finn in the Underworld, Finn has returned to help clean out the family home. It’s a big, old, creepy house packed with the family history. When Finn dons a red baseball cap and discovers an old watercolor painting, the family is unsettled by memories they’d rather weren’t revived, and reminded of places in the house they’d rather never go. Playwright Harrison (a Bainbridge Island native) bends both time and memory to tell a chilling story haunted by secrets, lies, and hidden desires.

Part of Hot Type 2005: Sizzling New Plays at Seattle Rep.