A stranger arrives at a seaside town with a single suitcase and a tabula rasa of a backstory. She rents a room with an elderly woman and gradually we discover that she has an estranged child and her wrists have scars. It is clear that Sandra (Nicola Harrison) is not all she seems.
As Tom Ratcliffe’s play progresses, a question mark dangles over Sandra’s identity: is she, in fact, Evelyn, who 10 years ago was convicted of providing a false alibi for her partner – a child killer – and served a jail sentence for her part in the heinous crime? Some suspicious minds in this small coastal town begin to point the finger.
