The Tony Award-winning play chronicles the life of noted American poet Emily Dickinson, an Amherst, Mass., native, who lived a reclusive life and whose writing prowess was not discovered and fully appreciated until after her death in 1886.

The performance will feature a one-person show by Gwenndolyn Aume, a star whose theatrical talents are evident early in her promising career. Aume, a senior at Logan Elm High School, is a Post-Secondary Option Program student on the Chillicothe Campus. Next fall, she plans to attend New York University and major in drama.

Tickets are available at the OU-C Box Office on the evenings of performances.