They say nowadays - even in scientific circles- that the energy aspect of us humans hangs around for a little while - or in the case of Sam and Molly - as long as it takes to deliver that communication that so needs to be heard.

Love, per se, has that timeless presence which made Sam want to save Molly from harm. He knew where the danger lurked and he thought telling her about it would cause her to avert it. Adding dance and song to the play offers a whole new dimension because in the end music is the food of love.

STORY

It is a very beguiling scenario spinning out the love they held for each other through the tragedy of his murder one dark night, as they were walking back home.

She is aware of Sam, in some sense - that feeling, she thought of as a natural yearning for the past.

Sam's energy was delayed in passing over, as it''s politely put these days. His passion lives after his body is gone to dust. He, as a ghost, is impotent as he tries to seek her attention and at the same time alleviate her pain.

Seeing her danger he purloins the attention of a casual shopfront psychic, Oda Mae Brown. His attempts to communicate with her and the antics surrounding the players is a story in itself.

A 'worth seeing' play - sorry a musical - actually a play with good music.

It has an appropriately longish run time so best book decent seats - this play is best seen free from posts and crisps. Essential logistics when booking a night out.

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