Dear Pamela, or How to Kill an Old Woman12+

The play "Dear Pamela" is based on John Patrick's play "How to Sew an Old Lady Up."
It is a true fairy tale in the best American traditions. During the performance, the audience will be able to
distract themselves from their daily thoughts, endless worries, and anxieties, and, at least for a while, believe in
the miracles that still happen in life!
The director's modern interpretation of the play's plot and the unique acting performances have made the play
interesting for the most discerning audiences. The play is full of subtle humor and dramatic
transformations! Unexpected twists of fate make the audience empathize, sometimes
cry, laugh, and throughout the performance, follow what is happening on the stage, so as not
to miss anything of what the authors of the play offer us.
Plot. Three notorious swindlers with huge plans settle in the house of Pamela Kronka. She has long
only communicated with her cat and God himself, so she is happy to welcome her new
neighbors. The swindlers insure the hostess against an accident for a tidy sum, but,