Goodbye My Fancy

Goodbye My Fancy offers an intimate and truthful portrayal of Walt Whitman in his final years, centered around recreations of three evenings late in his life in Camden, New Jersey. Drawing from detailed records kept by his secretary Horace Traubel, the play captures their conversations, revealing Whitman's reflections on his life, poetry, and approaching death with wit and grace. Featuring performances by Paul Raci and Michael Golding, and narrated to bring these moments to life, the production provides a compelling glimpse into the lifelong friend and mentor relationship that shaped one of America's greatest poets.