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Wander the bluffs of Cape Cod, Massachusetts and you might hear whispers of the ghost of Maria “Goody” Hallet, calling for (or cursing) her lover, “Black Sam Bellamy”. Come hear their tale...this is not your average 'happily ever after'!

Part legend, part history, Rona brings a slice of Puritan New England to life through story-theater. Based in the early 1700's, it addresses universal themes, gang mentality of the masses, hypocrisy ... and resilience. Rona embodies 15 character without the use of costumes, props or sets! 

For ages 16 and up.

About the performer:

Rona Leventhal has been sharing her passion for the power of story for over three decades, bring listeners to new places in their imagination and leaving them with things to ponder. She has gained a repute as an exuberant and dynamic performer who brings a cornucopia of voices and characters in an engaging and dramatic fashion. One person said of Rona's style, “Throughout the story I felt like I was watching a fully staged play with scenery and a cast.” Her one woman show, The Prince of Pirates and The Witch of Wellfleet” has been performed around New England to rave reviews. Rona travels throughout the country and internationally, sharing tales and presenting workshops. She has an award winning CD, “Into The Dark: Stories From The Shadows” and an award winning book, Spinning Tales, Weaving Hope. www.ronatales.com