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| Something's Afoot |
Last Modified:
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
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| Something's Afoot |
Book, music, & lyrics by James McDonald, David Vos, &
Robert Gerlach
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Additional music by Ed Linderman
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Directed by Dr. John Crawford
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February 2002
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Synopsis
This is a zany, entertaining show that takes a strong satirical poke at Agatha Christie mysteries
and musical styles of past years. Ten people are stranded in an isolated English country house
during a raging thunderstorm. One by one they're picked off by cleverly fiendish devices. As the
bodies pile up in the library, the survivors frantically race to discover the identity and
motivation of the cunning culprit.
From the New York Times: "The audience adored the show."
From the Daily News: "Wacky, satirical, good-natured nonsense. Enormous gaiety."
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Produced by special arrangement with
Samuel French.
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This was our first musical production.
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Director Dr. John Crawford
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Cast
Heather Scott as Lettie
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The Cast (In Order of Appearance)
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Lettie (the saucy maid):
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Heather Scott
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Flint (the caretaker):
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Ray Johnson
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Clive (the butler):
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Robert L. Simpson
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Hope Langdon (the ingenue):
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Marisa Iund
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Dr. Grayburn (the family doctor):
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James X. Robinson, III
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Nigel Rancour
(the dissolute nephew):
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Rob Sieck
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Lady Grace Manley-Prowe
(the grand-dame):
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Maya Winn deLaunay
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Col. Gillweather
(the old army man):
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John C. deLaunay
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Miss Tweed (the elderly
amateur detective):
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Suzi Dennis
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Geoffrey (the juvenile):
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Matthew A. Scott
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Our Crew
| Producer: |
Gene Forsyth |
| Director: |
Dr. John Crawford |
| Stage Manager: |
Robert L. Simpson |
| Assistant Stage Manager: |
Tom Clark |
| Pianist: |
Amber Lindsey |
| Set Design: |
Mark Britton |
| Set Construction: |
Mark Britton,
Chris Biagini,
David Campbell,
Nyle Clearlock,
Jan and David McKillip,
Gene Forsyth,
Ray Johnson,
Bill Schuler, and
Bill Tanzyus |
| Choreography: |
Mrs. Steve Burns |
| Lights, Sound, and Effects: |
Walter Dodson |
| Props: |
Kristi Clark |
| Costumes: |
Linda Rickel and Cast |
| Publicity: |
John Citron,
Janet Fisher Collum, and
Leslie Nickels |
| Office: |
Margaret Forsyth and her Merry Band of Volunteers |
| Parking: |
Chris Biaagini,
Steve Burns,
John Citron,
Bruce Collum,
Jess Collum,
Tory Hardin,
Pick Mahaffey,
Dan McGraw,
Dave McKillip, and
Roy Thrash |
| Costumes: |
Andrea Pierkowski |
| Publicity: |
Gene Forsyth, Jackie Stuelke |
| Others: |
Marnie and Darci Becker,
Ryan aand Charlotte Butler,
Marge Chapple,
Kara Dawson,
Becky Green,
Joyce Hale,
Liz Hitzman,
Lauren Hardin,
Andrew Ross,
Betty Scoles,
Sheilah Thrash,
Sherryl Watkins, and
Virginia Webb |
| Progarm Printing: |
5 Star Printing |
| Program Cover and Poster Design: |
Randy Groden |
| Webmaster: |
Tom Clark and
John Lukas |
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Ray Johnson as Flint
Robert L. Simpson as Clive
Marisa Iund as Hope Langdon
James X. Robinson III as Dr. Grayburn
Rob Sieck as Nigel Rancour
Maya Winn de Launay as Lady Grace Manley-Prowe
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John C. De Launay as Col. Gillweather
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OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO:
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| Suzi Dennis as Miss Tweed |
Matthew A. Scott as Geoffrey |
Pianist Amber Lindsey |
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