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Furlan Auditorium Production
REHEARSAL FOR MURDER
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May 30, 2024 - June 16, 2024
- Furlan Auditorium Productions
TICKETS
Mystery
Adults – $24
Seniors (60+), Students (13+), Military – $22
Child(12 and under) and Value Nights (May 30 & June 5) – $12.00
Groups of 10 or more – $19
$3 per ticket fee for online order / $1 per ticket fee for phone order
Online sales close 1 hour prior to performance. Tickets may be purchased at Box Office window until showtime.
Late-comers will be seated in the back based on availability and may move to their reserved seats at intermission.
When his leading lady (and fiancée) is found dead from an apparent suicide after the opening night of her Broadway stage debut, playwright Alex Dennison is left heartbroken. On the first anniversary of her death, he gathers the cast and crew from that ill-fated night in the same Broadway Theater, ostensibly to read his new play, a mystery in which a famous actress is killed.
As the reading progresses, the scenes are uncomfortably close to actual past encounters the cast had with Monica. When pressed, Alex reveals his belief that she was murdered and that someone in the cast was her killer!
This mystery will have you guessing the murderer’s identity until the final and unexpected climax reveals all!
CAST
Alex Dennison – Jason Peregoy
Ernie – Jim Feeley
Sally Bean – Kristin Leong
Monica Welles – Alicia Rice
Loretta – Monica Spalding
Lloyd Andrews – William Molitor
Bella Lamb – Antoinette Stikl
Karen Daniels – Brigid O’Brien
David Mathews – DJ Slater
Leo Gibbs – Tyler Peters
First Police Officer – Ashley Hammarstrom
Second Police Officer – Zoe Osk
Man in Auditorium – Jacob Regenfelder
Mr. Santoro – Justice A.L. Velez
Second Man in Auditorium – Scott Laurent
Production Team
Director – Carol Dolphin
Stage Manager – Jennifer Allen
Set Design – Katie Johnson (KJ)
Light Design – Mike Van Dreser
Sound Design – Mark Morris
Costume Design – Kate Dombrowski
Props Design – Lynn Ludwig-Franitza
Projection Design – Eric Welch
Adapted for the stage by D.D. Brooke
From the television play by Richard Levinson and William Link