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Murder Mistaken
Directed by George Pierce
Written by Janet Green
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatist Play Service
Shows (Evenings at 7:30pm, Matinees at 2:00pm):
Wed. 9/19 - Sat. 9/22, Wed. 9/26 - Sat. 9/29, Wed. 10/3 - Sat. 10/6
Matinee Sun. 9/30
Would Edward commit murder for money? Yes. Would you like to see
him do it? You should be ashamed of yourself.
But, mistakes are made.
Poor choices. Now what? Kill again? Maybe, but maybe not. He might
be found out. He might not get what he really wants. Of course,
there is sex and money to consider, and happiness. Are they all one
and the same? It all seems so simple some times. But, not in
this show. This is NOT an Agatha Christie mystery. What starts
out so simply becomes filled with twists and suspense. For something
different, in your murder mystery world meet Edward. Who
knows you might fall in love.
The Cast |
Monica Bare
Emmie
Philip Mortimor
Edward Bare
Freda Jefferies
Charlotte Young
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Monica Darrah
Louise J. Mueller
David Lagalla
Michael LeMay
Donna-Sue Hain
Sarah Venooker
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The Crew |
Director
Asst. Director
Costumes
Properties
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George Pierce
Carol Loysen
Evelyn Frey
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Monica Darrah
has been acting since 1st grade when she was bitten by the bug. She lives in
Morrisville and has 3 children. She is into kids and animals, art and the outdoors.
She lives according to the Ben and Jerry philosophy, "If it's not fun, why do it?"
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Donna-Sue Hain
is happy to be performing in the Waterbury Festival Playhouse again this year. She
has been actively involved in community theater in the area, primarily with Lyric
Theater Company and Stowe Theatre Guild, as well as several
school productions. Favorite past roles include The Reverend Mother, Nunsense,
Stowe, and Mrs. Witherby, The Secret
Garden, Lyric Theatre Co. She works as a Medical Technologist at Fletcher Allen Health
Care and lives in Williston with her husband, three teenage sons, three dogs and two cats.
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David Lagalla
has appeared in high school, college and community theater productions in New Jersey,
Oregon and Vermont for over 40 years. He studied acting in New York City. Although
he has never appeared in the movies or on television, he does like to watch both and
he plays the radio quite well. He and his actress wife, Louise J. Mueller, are owned
by three lovely cats.
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Michael LeMay
has been active in Central Vermont theater for many years,
acting with and/or directing for the Barre Players, Montpelier Theatre
Guild, Valley Players, Unadilla Theatre and Echo Valley Community Arts.
Mike is very pleased to be returning for a second show with the
Waterbury Festival Players, after risking life, limb and sanity in last
year's Noises Off. Among his favorite roles have been "Garry" in Noises
Off, "John Jasper" in Drood, "Renfield" in Dracula and "Joseph" in
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Mike lives in Moretown
with his wife, Sherry, and their animal brood.
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Louise J. Mueller
is very happy to be making her first appearance on the
Waterbury Festival stage and is happy to be working with George again.
Previously she has performed with Unadilla Theater, Montpelier Theatre
Guild, Woodchuck Theatre, Lamoille County Players and most recently with The
Stowe Theatre Guild in Morning's At Seven. Louise and her thespian husband,
David, share their home with three felines.
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George Pierce
is taking a shot at his first mystery. Of, course those who know him will tell
you that he is a bit unusual. So, when it comes to something a little twisted,
he should do just fine. His lovely wife Ginger hopes he doesn't take the plot
too much to heart.
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Sarah Venooker
grew up in Stowe and graduated from Johnson State
College. Most recently she's been seen in
Charlotte's Web, Oliver!, And Then There Were None, and Diary of Anne
Frank. In her spare time, she enjoys painting monochromatic miniature
figurines, coveting tennis socks, and Cornish hen racing. Enjoy the show!
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