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An Absolute Farce of a Murder Mystery to Open at Drayton Arms Theatre

by Staff Writer
January 26, 2023
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Cast of An Absolute Farce of a Murder Mystery

Cast of An Absolute Farce of a Murder Mystery

An Absolute Farce of a Murder Mystery by Peter Rae and directed by Helen Bang, will open at The Drayton Arms Theatre.

In the year of our Lord Nineteen-Hundred & Agatha, the inhabitants and guests of Garbadale Manor have their evening rudely interrupted by the untimely death of Sir Cecil.

Join the Usual Tired Old Tropes, ahem, Dynamic and Electrifying List of Suspects: the Monstrous Patriarch, the Drunken Son; the Maid with a Secret; the Butler with a Past, the Celebrated Psychic, the Longful Daughter; the Ostensibly Objective Rake; a Ghost-like Thing: all collide and commune in a raucous take on the stylings of Agatha Christie – with added Ghost. Or is there?”

       

So, there you have it… lost loves, hidden identities, twists and turns and comic misunderstandings – and you’ll be pleased to hear, no incest.

The cast includes: Holly Ashman, Christian Ballantyne, Helen Bang, Rosalind Blessed, Peter Rae, Zuzana Spacirova, Toby Wynn-Davies, Duncan Wilkins.

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An Absolute Farce of a Murder Mystery is at The Drayton Arms Theatre 28 February – 11 March 2023.

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