In Ira Levin's play ''Veronica's Room,'' a young woman, out on a date with a man she has just met, is stopped by an elderly couple and asked to do an unusual favor for them. Meeting with the dying woman they care for and pose as her long passed sister to help her pass on peacefully. An odd request but a kind one that the young couple agree to. Are these kindly, soft-spoken people the gentle, caring folk they seem to be, or is something sinister going on?
