The break between who we were and who we are is marked in adolescence. Standing with one foot in the past, and the other in the present is where we meet Harvey, thrust into adulthood and on the precipice of what comes next.

Set against the background of a train marching forward from Savannah, Georgia to New York City, and a dilapidated daydream, "The Magic Castle Still Stands" is a story of revolution, identity, and the mastery of letting go before you're ready. Joined by a divorcée, an old sage, an injured tyrant, and more reminders of herself and her past than she dares count, Harvey's journey takes an unexpected turn when a collision between the train and a car connects her fate to her fellow passengers and a familiar old friend.

When made to choose between letting go and holding on, it's only a matter of time before the ramifications of letting life move forward without you come to light. “Frances’s enigmatic script, which contains echoes of Jacob’s Ladder and The Twilight Zone (as well as more literary inspirations from Hesse and Dostoevsky), at first appears to be a supernatural thriller, before cleverly evolving into a psychological drama.

” - Orlando Weekly“Great show and a wonderful message of being!” - Canadian Fringe Reviews. .