Eliza's House - A Play

More about the book

Eliza's aspirations of becoming a violinist are shattered by family poverty, leading her to project those dreams onto her son, who has no interest in music. When he returns after a long absence to reclaim his violin, he unexpectedly confronts a girl who has formed a bond with his mother, stirring up poignant memories. This delicate and moving drama explores themes of ambition, loss, and the complexities of familial relationships through the interactions of one woman, one man, and one girl.