The crime of the century . . . a true story of the love triangle between the beautiful model, Evelyn Nesbit, New York's famous architect Stanford White, and the eccentric Harry K. Thaw of Pittsburgh. Sex, money, power, fame, and cold-blooded murder -- a tale begging for talk radio before talk radio even existed. The trial gripped the nation with its twists and turns and a shocking conclusion. This story unfolds with music, mayhem, thrilling intrigue, and a naughty sense of humor.

Adapted from a real-life diary, “The Beautiful Hills of Brooklyn” provides a poignant look at the changing landscape of a Brooklyn neighborhood through the eyes of an aging woman. As the one-woman show progresses, the details of daily living accumulate to paint a complex and often moving picture. Ultimately, the very specificity of this drama of the ordinary achieves a transcendent quality, presenting thought-provoking issues about the society in which we live. Yet, the piece never loses its focus on the humanity of a woman and her beautiful town of Brooklyn.