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2009 Spring Season
Anybody for Murder? | The Columbus Caper | We Will Remember | Summer Season | Apprentice Show | Fall Season

April 30, May 1-2, May 7-9, 2009     at 7pm

Anybody for Murder?
by  Brian Clemens and Dennis Spooner

COMEDY / MYSTERY


CAST
Max Harrington - Matthew Lesniewski
Janet Harrington - Jocelyn Kotary
Suzy Stevens - Carly Haffner
Edgar Chambers - Gordon Robinson
Mary Ticklewell - Kathi Lunardi
George Ticklewell - William Daniel Daup
PRODUCTION STAFF
Director - Edna Rentschler
Lighting Designer - Susan Polay
Sound Designer - Michael Blake
Set Construction - Paul Rentschler
Stage Manager - Katie Carriero
Assistant Stage Manager - Alexis Lunardi
Sound Board Operator - Kaitlyn Lunardi


On a remote farmhouse on an equally remote Greek island, murder is afoot.  Max and his lover Suzy have concocted a plot to kill Max's wife Janet, so that they can be together, with ten thousand pounds insurance money as an added bonus.  Their plan is for Janet to have a sailing "accident", and Suzy paves the way by rowing off the island, disguised as Janet in a bolnde wig.  But as soon as they have proceeded to the next step--drugging Janet--two unexpected visitors arrive, in the shape of George and Mary Ticklewell, distant relations of Janet's, who bring news of a million-dollar legacy.  They naturally assume that Suzy is Janet, and Max therefore alters his plan so that Suzy's impersonation of Janet will be a permanent one, thus enabling them to claim the inheritance.  He underestimates the Ticklewells, however, for they too have an eye on the money, with murder plans of their own.  Thus begins an intriguing round of plot and counter-plot, involving bodies disappearing and re-appearing, would-be murderers in a heavily-drugged sleep, a body in the woodshed, and the police on their way!


Photo Credit:  Kathi Lunardi

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