Geraldine Hughes Presents: "Unreconciled"

New from Geraldine Hughes and writers Jay Sefton and Mark Basquill comes an the unflinchingly honest and powerful Unreconciled, the true story of a 13-year-old boy who has his sights set on becoming an actor and the priest who exploits his love of theatre to abuse him. From the alcohol-drenched Irish suburbs of 1980s Philadelphia to a sterile law office in Manhattan, this play is about discovering your voice and the power of using it.
“Sefton put on an acting clinic, inhabiting 12 different characters. It all added up to one of the most amazing pieces of acting I’ve ever seen. It was also funny as hell and very moving.”
—Steve Pfarrer Daily Hampshire Gazette

“An extraordinary work of art on the impossible topic.”

—Terry McKiernan (Founder & President Bishop Accountability)

“I’ve been coming to Chester Theatre since the days of Vincent Dowling, but I don’t

believe I’ve ever seen anything as powerful or moving at your theater as Unreconciled.”

—Audience Member

Host or Publisher The New York Irish Center