The 1^st Presbyterian Church of Grand Haven wraps up their Community Artist and Speaker Series with an invitation into the dark recesses of the mind of Edgar Allan Poe with West Michigan actor and Muskegon Community College professor, Tom Harryman.

 “Passion and Perversity: The Inner Chambers of Edgar Allan Poe”

will play for one performance only at the 1st Presbyterian in Grand Haven. Originally directed by Sheila Kulp Wahamaki, and produced by MCC’s Overbrook Theater, the piece was conceived and arranged by Harryman. This one-act play examines the inner workings of this master of suspense through Poe’s letters, stories, and poems including “The Imp of the Perverse,” “Lenore,” “The Tell-Tale Heart,” “The Raven,” and others.

The show is the final season offering of the Church’s annual Community Artist and Speaker Series and is free to the public. Welcome to Poe’s “cell of the condemned…”

Who:               “Passion and Perversity: The Inner Chambers of Edgar Allan Poe”

            What:             One-man, One-act play with Tom Harryman

            When:             Sunday, May 6, 2018, 4:00 p.m.

            Where:          1^st Presbyterian Church Grand Haven

                                    508 Franklin Street

                                    Grand Haven, MI 49417

                                    616-842-6760

      Tickets:           Free to the Public