It’s a sad day indeed when a man marries a beautiful socialite for her money. Sadder still when he decides to murder her so he doesn’t have to share it. But, if a man learns his wife has been unfaithful…well, that does rather justify the foul act. Doesn’t it? This is the premise of the […]
Alfred Hitchcock, Clara-Liis Hillier, David Sikking, Dial M for Murder, Don Alder, Frederick Knott, Grace O'Malley, Jacob Lee Smith, John Gerth, Marcus Storey, murder mustery, psychological drama, psychological thriller, Tom MounseyAbby Binder (Randi Douglas) is a grouch. And it’s no secret that she doesn’t want a roommate. Never has. When she is assigned one at the senior living facility where she resides, she understandably objects. Marilyn Dunne (Anita Sorel) is just too darned cheerful. And she makes noise. This is the setup for Pulitzer Prize […]
Anita Sorel, Clackamas Community College, Clackamas Repertory Theatre, comedy, David Lindsay-Abaire, David Smith-English, elderly women, James Sharinghousen, Jayne Stevens, Jayson Shanafelt, Osterman Theatre, Pulitzer Prize winner, Randi Douglas, Ripcord, Tom Mounsey, women of a certain age