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Production Details
198th Production - Out of Sight, Out of Murder a mystery comedy by Fred Carmichael
Presented at Lowther Pavilion - 16 to 19 October 1996.
Directed by Joy Banks.
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Outline of Play
Peter has come to a lonely old house to finish a play - a thriller featuring all the old stock characters such as butler and maid, but with some new twists.
Amazingly the characters manifest themselves and take over the situation, one of them trying to kill Peter.
Events follow a typical thriller to a hair-raising climax until Peter manages to type "The End" - but an even more surprising twist is in store.
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Synopsis of Scenes
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The action takes place in the Living Room of an old house by the sea. The time is the present.
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Act I
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A late Summer afternoon
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Act II
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Scene 1
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Later that day. Evening
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Scene 2
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A short time later
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Cast
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Peter Knight
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Ian Edmundson
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Minna
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Di Prutton
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Lydia
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Lesley Jarvis
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Cogburn
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John Lomax
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Kay Kelsey
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Alison Thies
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Fiona
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June Crawshaw
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Addie
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Susan Swindells
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Dick Stanton
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Dave Tupling
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Jordan Dillingham
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David Lee
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Stage Crew
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Stage Manager
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John Bulmer
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Sound
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Michael Ward
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Lighting
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Tim Edwards
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Set Design and Construction
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John Bulmer, Michael Ward, Ray Butterfield, Don Killip
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Prompt
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Shirley Croasdale
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Properties
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Pat Womersley
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