Grace, a feisty 90-year-old cancer patient, has checked herself out of the hospital and returned to her beloved homestead in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

The volunteer hospice worker who appears to deliver the pain medication is a sophisticated Harvard MBA recently transplanted from New York. Glorie is tense, unhappy and guilt ridden. As she attempts to care for and comfort the cantakerous, rustic Grace, new perspectives on values and on life's highs and lows are gained.

This comedy-drama was perfomed on Broadway by Estella Parsons and Lucie Arnaz. A jillion laughs and a few tears make Grace and Glorie a show that everyone can enjoy. It's funny, tender and an all-round splendid example of good theatre.

In this clever and suspenseful play, the victim plots his own murder and, inadvertently, reveals his killer's identity in so doing.

Henry is a much married and once successful writer and now heavily in debt. He summons his three ex-wives to his mansion in order to extort money from them. He meets secretly with each in turn and, when he's discovered murdered, the clues indicate that each of his wives, including his present one, could have done the deed.