Nurses Ball Approaches as Drama Unfolds in Port Charles

PORT CHARLES, New York — Tension is rising in Port Charles as the much-anticipated Nurses Ball approaches. This week on “General Hospital,” characters grapple with personal dilemmas and shocking revelations leading up to the annual event.

On the May 12 episode, Jason (Steve Burton) and Sonny (Maurice Benard) discussed selling their business to Sidwell (Carlo Rota). Meanwhile, Tracy (Jane Elliot) confronted Lulu (Alexa Havins) about her article, persuading her to withdraw it. Later, Tracy requested Jason help find her great-grandson.

In a subplot, Professor Dalton (Daniel Goddard) informed Emma (Braedyn Bruner) that she did not secure an assistant position. However, he later revealed the position was awarded to Josslyn (Eden McCoy). Tensions rose between Curtis (Donnell Turner) and Portia (Brook Kerr) regarding Drew (Cameron Mathison) as Curtis shared his concerns with Jordan (Tanisha Harper).

The drama intensified on May 13 when Lulu presented her theory concerning Gio (Giovanni Mazza) to Carly (Laura Wright), who urged her to gather proof before causing chaos. Viewers also witnessed Emma grapple with her feelings after her research was compromised.

On May 14, Carly learned from Diane (Carolyn Hennesy) that a custody hearing is set for June 2. She decided to represent Michael (Chad Duell). In a revealing moment, Drew brought Ric (Rick Hearst) into the mix, leading to plans of portraying Michael as absent.

The May 15 episode featured Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) finding only a note left by Ava (Maura West) at the storage space. Secrets unfolded as Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) confided in Lucas (Van Hansis) about her past with Lucky (Jonathan Jackson).

As the Nurses Ball nears, anticipation builds for the big events starting on May 19. This week promises glamorous performances, secret unveilings, and potentially life-altering twists for the residents of Port Charles.

In episodes following the Nurses Ball, characters like Nina (Cynthia Watros) and Josslyn confront challenges, and history might repeat itself as past actions resurface. Tensions will only heighten as the characters navigate relationships and responsibilities.