by Ira Levin | directed by Robert Lunde |
Costumes by Dawn McKay | Set design by Konrad Rogowski and Kelly Seip |
Synopsis: Famous playwright Sidney Bruhl has not had a hit on Broadway in a long time and is bitter at having to live off his wife Myra's money. Clifford, one of the students at a college where he lectures has written a brilliant new play, and Sidney schemes to murder Clifford and steal his script.
There are twists and turns to the plot and I won't reveal any spoilers here.
The Bruhl living area. | |
Sidney (Christpher Berrien) tells his wife Myra (Anna Marie Johansen) about a student's promising script. | Sidney convinces Clifford Anderson (Steve Wandzy) to act out a scene from the script with him, ostensibly to test the flow of the writing. |
Suddenly, the run-through gets very realistic. What is Myra to think of this? | And what of Sidney's lawyer, Porter Milgram (Larry Chiz), and the very eccentric next-door-neighbor, Helga ten Dorp (Mary Fernandez-Sierra)? |
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