‘Grey House’ Is That Rarest of Birds in Commercial Theater, a Psychological Thriller

The scenario that unfolds in this play by Levi Holloway, now having its Broadway premiere, may initially remind you of the Stephen King novel ‘Misery.’

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Laurie Metcalf and Eamon Patrick O’Connell in 'Grey House.' MurphyMade

Just a few tense moments into “Grey House,” a married man and woman crash their car near an isolated cabin in the mountains. They wander in, seeing no one at first. They spot a broken phone cord and a refrigerator containing small amounts of unspoiled food. The wind howls. “I’ve seen this movie before,” the man, who has shattered his ankle, says to his wife. He hasn’t, though — and neither have you.

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