Shakespeare's Clock

Its 1984. Patricia Vickers returns like a phantom to deliver an unwelcome revelation. Jayne Thornhill is reminded of those spiteful 1960s schooldays: bullying, Charlie the skeleton, sances, strip poker and sexual encounters with the schools handymen. Jaynes confessions have now been whitewashed from lavatory walls, only to be unearthed in a third school friends 1969 diary. A cloud of sadness is now cast over the three womens lives and only by revealing their own stories in later life can they move the stubborn hands of the undertakers clock forward. In doing so, something shockingly out of line is revealed