Charlotte Perkins Gilman's
The Yellow Wallpaper

May 16 to June 21

Gilman’s haunting short story follows a Victorian woman’s descent into madness.  Confined in the attic of an old, dilapidated mansion, as part of a “rest cure” prescribed by her husband, “Jane” begins to see strange forms creeping around behind the torn and ragged yellow wallpaper in the room.  A classic of early American feminist literature, first published in 1892, adapted by Gary Graves and directed by Jan Zvaifler. 

World Premiere #47: A Central Works Method Play