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By special arrangement, PVPH opens its
season with a presentation by the Farndale
Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s
Guild Dramatic Society, of North London, UK.
These talented ladies will present the
ambitious and cunning whodunit, “Murder at
Checkmate Manor” written entirely
in-house, by one Mrs. Phoebe Reece, president of said
guild.
Audiences across the country have delighted in this latest
“British Invasion” thriller.
Come prepared for an onslaught of utter incompetence which
the ladies and their sole male
colleague provide while presenting
“Murder at Checkmate Manor,” a thriller in the predictable
butler-did-it mode.
"Wiping
away tears of laughter so much becomes quite exhausting!"
--Alan
Raeburn, Glendale News-Press
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The Death
of
Zukasky
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-by James Kirkwood
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JAN 10, 11, 12, & 13, 2008
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Preparing for a morning sales meeting,
three associates discover their supervisor,
Zukasky, dead at his desk.
All three are next in line for Zukasky’s job.
A. C.
immediately begins to scheme; Anne is
insecure; and Barry is indecisive and
Blithering.
What’s worse, their department head, Marlino, announces
that Barry
will, indeed, take over, leaving Anne
stupefied and unacknowledged for her ten
years experience in the company.
Bit by bit A.C. begins to plant sly suggestions
in his coworker’s minds, embroiling
them in a feud that should leave him coming
out on top.
In a farcical climax, a staged break-in ends in an
unexpected promotion
that has everyone looking over their
shoulder.
“A
wicked little comedy, filled with sardonic wit.”
-- E. E. Levine
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Three
Bags Full
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-by Jerome Chodorov
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April 10, 11, 12, & 13, 2008
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As wealthy businessman Bascom Barlow
prepares for a dinner party with
some important investors, he is
confronted by one of his employees, Richard,
who has embezzled a million dollars.
Richard offers to return the ill-gotten cash
in exchange for a managerial position
in the company and Barlow’s daughters
hand.
Unfortunately, the girl that Richard desires is not
Barlow’s daughter, but
a starry-eyed girl from the wrong side
of the tracks. Barlow’s
real daughter is in
love with the chauffeur, and has a
surprise or two of her own.
Mistaken identities,
crossed signals, and three identical
bags, create more mayhem than Barlow can
handle!
“Three
Bags Full is a mad narrative…genuinely hilarious.” ---N.Y.
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