Possessed

In a smoky Washington Square loft, a circle of bohemian New Yorkers gathers for an evening of music, wine, and daring conversation. As a ukulele hums beneath Penelope’s delicate fingers, the group’s talk turns to love, marriage, and the radical idea that women should claim the same freedoms as men. Amid the laughter, a mysterious prophecy is whispered, hinting that unseen forces are already at work in Penelope’s troubled life.

Penelope Wells, a striking yet tormented figure, hides a marriage to a brutal husband while yearning for true intimacy. The night’s debate about a woman’s right to choose her own path is cut short by a sudden, chilling scream that freezes the room. Listeners are drawn into a world where occult practices, dual personalities, and the thin veil between reality and the supernatural begin to unravel, promising a tense and thought‑provoking journey through the shadows of early‑20th‑century New York.