The Inn of Olde

Sadie (Mary Walsh) is an aging downtown girl trying to make her way across the oldest city in North America so that she can see her Niece perform on television. However, on her journey she is haunted by visions of her past. "The Inn of Olde" is an exploration of memory, place, and how easily a life of hardship can manifest itself outwardly.

Cast

Mary Walsh

as Sadie

Bruce Brenton

Theo Crocker

Jamie Pitt

Sarah Gibbons

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