Story by Henry James, Play by Jeffrey Hatcher
Director: Jeamus Wilkes Location: The Three Leaches, 1560 Teller St, Lakewood, CO 80214Dates: October 1-11, 2026
Director: Jeamus Wilkes Location: The Three Leaches, 1560 Teller St, Lakewood, CO 80214Dates: October 1-11, 2026
The Turn of the Screw
Elemental Presents
About the storyA governess comes to take care of two children in an old house. Strange things begin happening. Is the house haunted? Are there ghosts? Is she mad? Are you?
This tale by Henry James is a masterful look at good and evil, the natural and the supernatural, repression and desire, and sanity and madness. Jeamus Wilkes as director, takes the play written by Jeffrey Hatcher, to make it an experience. A ... haunting one. The Three Leaches offers a great venue with concessions for feeling delight and dread. In other words, this play is perfect for Spooky Month (October).
THE TURN OF THE SCREW (HATCHER) is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
This tale by Henry James is a masterful look at good and evil, the natural and the supernatural, repression and desire, and sanity and madness. Jeamus Wilkes as director, takes the play written by Jeffrey Hatcher, to make it an experience. A ... haunting one. The Three Leaches offers a great venue with concessions for feeling delight and dread. In other words, this play is perfect for Spooky Month (October).
THE TURN OF THE SCREW (HATCHER) is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
See our 2027 Season
We've picked our season! Expect more information about each of these plays and their timing.
- Decision Height in Spring, directed by Monica Toole
- A Midsummer Night's Dream in Summer, directed by Bruce Robinson
- The Transylvanian Clockworks in Fall, directed by Kevin Flomberg-Rollins
- Macbeth in Winter, directed by Jeamus Wilkes
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Elemental’s production [of Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol] embraces both the humor and the melancholy in that setup, offering a sharply staged and emotionally grounded retelling that keeps the story moving and the performances at its center. While not a replacement for Dickens, it’s a clever and engaging companion piece, especially for audiences already steeped in A Christmas Carol lore.
Toni Tresca, OnStage Colorado
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Eric Fitzgerald, Curtain Up
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Eric Fitzgerald, Curtain Up