. . . An itinerant Irish spellbinder plies his strange trade, gypsy-like, more theatrical than religious, on the  backroads of Scotland and Wales.   Grace, the woman, inextricably bound to him yet seeing through him.   Teddy, his Cockney assistant, attracted by the faith healer’s fantasy and chicanery.” These three relive, in the contradiction of Rashomon-like monologues, varying versions of their mysterious final days together, with the sometimes damning, sometimes merciful, capriciousness of memory. Brian Friel at his most lyrically resonant.