Watch, A Haunting, centers around a young girl named VI living with her neurotic mother and elderly grandmother. Never fitting in, VI spends most of her time in her room or supplementing her lack of friends with food. VI does have a special talent, a talent of seeing people that others cannot. When she befriends a girl that no one else can see, her mother quickly makes an appointment with a PHD who may be after a Pulitzer, rather than providing any real help. Is VI crazy? Or is she simply able to “see dead people…?”

About Molly: Molly is a native Texan whose plays have been published in Monologues For Women By Women (Heinemann Press), New Texas Writers (University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Press), Review (LMDA), and by Salvage Vanguard Press and Austin Script Works Press. Most recently, her work was produced in the Women's International Playwriting Festival at Perishable Theater (Providence, RI 2006), and she was chosen as a member of the Playwrights' Lab at The Women's Project and Productions (NYC, 2006-2008). She was a Lucille Lortel fellow at Brown University, where she graduated in 2006 with an MFA in Playwriting. A CORE member of Austin Script Works and a national member of the Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis, MN, Molly currently teaches playwriting at the University of Rhode Island, at the Brown/Trinity Consortium, and at Brown University.