February 2002

Producer:	Janet Fisher Collum
Director:	Dr. John Crawford
Asst. Dir/Stage Manager:	Robert L. Simpson

Character	Actor
Lettie: (the saucy maid)	Heather Scott
Flint: (the caretaker	Ray Johnson
Clive: (the butler)	Robert L. Simpson
Hope Langdon: (the ingenue)	Marisa Iund
Dr. Grayburn: (the family doctor)	James X. Robinson, III
Nigel Rancour: (the dissolute nephew)	Rob Sieck
Lady Grace Manley-Prowe: (the grand-dame)	Maya Winn deLaunay
Col. Gillweather: (the old army man)	John C. deLaunay
Miss Tweed: (the elderly amateur detective)	Suzi Dennis
Geoffrey: (the juvenile)	Matthew A. Scott

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."

Asst. Stage Manager:	Tom Clark
Piano:	Amber Lindsey
Tech. Director/ Scene Designer:	Mark Britton
Choreography:	Mrs. Steve Burns
Lights/Sounds:	Walter Dodson
Costumes:	Linda Rickel
Props:	Kristi Clark
Parking Lot:	Dan McCraw
House Manager/Box Office:	Margaret Forsyth
Program Art Work:	Randy Groden