Long-time liberal activist Carol Rankin is days away from being recognized with a prestigious Humanitarian of the Year Award when long-suppressed truths about a murder on Richmond’s Chimborazo Hill threaten everything she holds dear, including her career, reputation and family. Questions of complicity, hypocrisy and vigilante justice swirl as Carol’s once solid code of ethics is put to the test.
Irene Ziegler is an actor, playwright, and co-editor (with John Capecci) of nine collections of monologues, scenes, and plays. She is a two-time fellow in the Pipeline New Works Initiative sponsored by Cadence Theatre (Richmond, VA) and mentored by the multi-decorated playwright, David Lindsay-Abaire. Her film and TV credits include The First Lady, Doom Patrol, The Walking Dead and Safe Haven. Irene is the author of novels Rules of the Lake and Ashes to Water. She is the voice on the buses in Richmond, and was once yelled at by Anne Bancroft. (www.Irene-Ziegler)
This project was supported [in part] by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which receives support from the Virginia General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
A special thanks to the Town of Abingdon, Washington County, and the Virginia Tourism Corporation for their support.
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