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After a homeless man murders Ashley, her husband Alden and son Justin become public figures through Alden’s grief memoir and a television producer’s crime show. Justin exposes the family’s performance of grief by sabotaging a screening, while his own relationships and Ashley’s ghost complicate the aftermath.
The name of the play is a reference to Thackeray's title character Becky Sharp in his 1847–48 novel Vanity Fair.
FBI trainee Clarice Starling seeks information from imprisoned psychiatrist and murderer Hannibal Lecter to help identify Buffalo Bill, who murders and mutilates young women. In exchange, Lecter presses her for details about her childhood trauma.
After a homeless man murders Ashley, her husband Alden and son Justin become public figures through Alden’s grief memoir and a television producer’s crime show. Justin exposes the family’s performance of grief by sabotaging a screening, while his own relationships and Ashley’s ghost complicate the aftermath.
The name of the play is a reference to Thackeray's title character Becky Sharp in his 1847–48 novel Vanity Fair.
FBI trainee Clarice Starling seeks information from imprisoned psychiatrist and murderer Hannibal Lecter to help identify Buffalo Bill, who murders and mutilates young women. In exchange, Lecter presses her for details about her childhood trauma.