Directed by Micah McBay

A snowstorm. A wrecked car. A remote farmhouse in Colorado. And a woman who says she's your number one fan.

Bestselling novelist Paul Sheldon wakes up in a stranger's bed with two shattered legs and no idea where he is. Annie Wilkes pulled him from the crash, brought him home, and set his bones herself because she used to be a nurse. She's kind and attentive, and she's read every book he's ever written. But when she gets to the last page of his newest manuscript and discovers he's killed off her favorite character, that kindness curdles into something else entirely.

Adapted for the stage by Oscar-winning screenwriter William Goldman, who also wrote the 1990 film that won Kathy Bates her Academy Award, Misery is ninety minutes of pure, escalating dread. 

One room. No intermission. No way out.

Contains graphic violence and adult language. Recommended for mature audiences.