An Easter Drama in two acts by Pat Wooley.

To the skeptical, no proof of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is sufficient. To the believer who has experienced the risen Christ, no proof is necessary.

The Scriptures record the Resurrection as being witnessed first by women. We find them being the last followers at the cross and the first at the tomb. This suggests that these women were present in Jerusalem during the anxious hours before and during Jesus’ passion. The question then occurs: where were they and what were they doing, thinking and feeling while the men were with Jesus in the Upper Room? Who knows --- perhaps they were gathered in The Lower Room.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most spine-tingling mystery, featuring his most famous detective, adapted for the stage with plenty of suspense, humor, and ultimate terror. Sir Henry has become heir to the vast Baskerville fortune, a legacy that comes complete with a family curse – death at the fangs of a living horror prowling the English moor. Not knowing who to trust, a family confidant enlists the assistance of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. As suspicions grow and long lost family secrets are reveled, the true source of this age old curse only becomes more disturbing. From nosy neighbors to shifty house servants, Holmes and Watson are put to their ultimate test in trying to save the young Barron’s life.