Lansdale-Area Theater Hosts Play To Benefit Grand View Hospice

The Sellersville Theater is presenting a one-act play that will benefit the Grand View Hospice.

The play, “The God Box: A Daughter’s Story,” is based on a New York Times bestselling nonfiction book about a woman coming to terms with the death of her mother.

The main character, Mary Lou Quinlan, discovers her mother’s “God boxes” which are filled with hundreds of petitions to her mother

“As Quinlan struggled to come to terms with the death of her mother, she discovered her mother’s “God Boxes,” filled with hundreds of personal petitions,” a press release for the presentation states. “The notes reveal things about her mother and herself that she never knew and driving her to the ultimate challenge – learning to let go. Attendees will watch as Quinlan explores the laughter and tears of the story of a family in love, in loss and in triumph. A reception and book signing will follow the show.”

Quinlan cared for her father, Ray Finlayson, with the help of the Grand View Hospice, over the last six weeks of his life.

Tickets cost $20.00 and are available for purchase at the Grand View Health Corner Cupboard Gift Shop, Grand View Health Recovery Room Thrift Shop or by calling the Grand View Auxiliary at 215-453-4084. They may also be purchased by visiting www.ST94.com or by calling the theater’s Box Office at 215-257-5808. To learn more about this event, visit www.gvh.org/event/the-god-box-a-daughters-story/.