Krindlesyke

By Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a remote cottage, an old couple's quiet life is disrupted by the arrival of their son and his bride, stirring up old memories and unexpected tensions that threaten to unravel their peaceful existence.

Genres

Literature

Released

2006-07-03

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Summary

"Krindlesyke" by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson is a play focusing on the Barrasford family who live in a secluded shepherd's cottage, where their lives are entwined with tradition and the relentless march of time. The old couple, Ezra and Eliza, bicker and reminisce as they await their son, Jim, and his fiancée, Phoebe, setting the stage for a story filled with familial tension and nostalgic reflection, hinting at past relationships and unexpected turmoil. The play begins with a home both filled with love and unspoken complications when unanticipated guests arrive at Krindlesyke ready to alter their lives.