Play On! by Rick AbbotThe hilarious story of a theatre group trying desperately to put on a play in spite of maddening interference from a haughty author who keeps revising the script. Act I is a rehearsal of the dreadful show, Act II is the near disastrous dress rehearsal & the final act is the actual performance, in which anything that can go wrong, does.
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A Party to Murder by Marcia Kash & Douglas E. HughesSix people have come in secret on Halloween to play a murder mystery game at a rustic island cottage. Tension rises. Secret passageways, incriminating letters, hidden compartments, bodies in the window seat & a twenty five year old unsolved mystery twist & turn toward the unexpected & terrifying conclusion.
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The 39 Steps by Patrick BarlowAdapted by Patrick Barlow from a novel by John Buchan; The 39 Steps a zany steam engine of a farce. With our four extremely talented cast of four actors playing a slew of madcap characters. This spy novel meets Monty Python adaptation of the Hitchcock classic will have audiences roaring until the curtain falls.
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No Exit by Jean-Paul SartreNo Exit, an existentialist piece written in 1944, originally in French by Jean-Paul Sartre. We open the door to the eternity of three damned souls, Vincent Cradeau, Inez Serrano, and Estelle Rigault. How do their choices affect their eternity? Do they decide their own destiny? Can they accept what they have done? What is hell & how do they end up there?
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Rope by Patrick Hamilton
Patrick Hamilton's critically acclaimed play that inspired the Alfred Hitchcock movie of the same name, Rope. With an astounding ensemble cast of seven; Rope delves into themes of murder, morality, pride & power in a society built upon the foundation of war. This fast paced and witty nail-biter will leave you on the edge of your seat until the final curtain falls.
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Damnée Manon, Sacrée Sandra by Michel Tremblay
Michel Tremblay examines the sacred and profane - their similarities and differences; how they merge and become one another. The play consists of two interweaving monologues on religion and sex spoken by Manon (from Forever Yours, Marie-Lou) and Sandra (from Hosanna).
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The Drowning Girls by Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson & Daniela VlaskalicBessie, Alice & Margaret have two things in common: they are married to George Joseph Smith and they are dead. Surfacing from the bathtubs they were drowned in, the three breathless brides gather evidence against their womanizing, murderous husband by reliving the shocking events leading up to their deaths.
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Death of an Artist: A Mortar & Pestle Productions Fundraiser
Mortar & Pestle Productions celebrates the start of our second season with a fundraiser premiering an original dinner play written by up & coming playwright Kiel Frank. Each scene paired with a course tailored to the emotion onstage. A unique outlook on dinner theatre designed to enhance the audiences experience.
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