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First Look: Murder For Two at The Barn Theatre

by Staff Writer
February 8, 2022
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First look production images have been released for Barn Theatre’s revival production of Kellen Blair and Joe Kinosian’s award-winning musical comedy Murder For Two.

The new production, which will run in Cirencester until 5th March marks the first time the musical’s setting has been relocated to the United Kingdom.

The high-energy musical whodunit, which is a zany blend between classical musical comedy and madcap murder mystery, follows Officer Marcus Moscowicz as he is put to the test to prove his super sleuthing skills and solve the crime of novelist Arthur Whitney’s death before the real detectives arrive.

Bryan Hodgson will reunite with the Barn Theatre to direct the new production of the musical, which sees two actors play thirteen characters and the piano as they pay homage to the murder mystery canon. Bryan Hodgson previously directed the Barn Theatre’s 2019 Built by Barn production of The Importance of Being Earnest, which had successful runs at the Barn Theatre and London’s Turbine Theatre (which marked the Barn’s first London transfer).

2020 Actor Musician graduate Lee O’Reilly will make his professional debut in the role of Officer Marcus Moscowicz with Sam Denia (Chekhov’s Sketches and Vaudevilles) as the Suspects.

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