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Agatha!
Guilford Center Stage 10th Anniversary Season Finale!
Directed by Miles Ledoux, of Springfield, Vermont, "Agatha!" is a pair of one-act Agatha Christie plays: "Yellow Iris" is a radio play Christie wrote in the 1930s, which introduced the character of detective Hercule Poirot to radio audiences. "The Thumb Mark of Saint Peter," which introduced her other famous detective character, Miss Jane Marple, was adapted by Miles Ledoux from a Christie short story.
Miles Ledoux directs this production. Sue Kelly is Stage Manager. Evelyn McLean coordinates wardrobe. Lighting design and operation by Julie Holland. Judith Williams is pianist.
Actors from several area communities are:
YELLOW IRIS: Jesse Farrar as Hercule Poirot; Daria Mashnik as Pauline Weatherby; John Ogorzalek as Barton Russell; Laura Lockie as Lola Valdez; Nick Morgan as Luigi; Evelyn McLean as Inga Anderson; Miles Ledoux as Anthony Chappell and Harral Hamilton as Stephen Carter.
THE THUMB MARK OF ST. PETER: Rebecca Saunders as Miss Marple; Daria Mashnik as Mabel Denman; Nick Morgan as Nicholas Denman; Kay Becker as Nurse Brewster; Carolyn Nelson as Cook and Joshua Nelson as Dr. Grey.
Don McLean is Producer.
The show, concluding Guilford Center Stage's 10 anniversary season, will be on stage in the fully-accessible Broad Brook Community Center, 3940 Guilford Center Rd., October 17-19.
General Admission tickets are $15, available at the door, or, in advance, here on Brown Paper Tickets.
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AdresseBroad Brook Community Center (Afficher)
3940 Guilford Center Rd.
Guilford, VT 05301
United States
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| Chiens bienvenus : Non |
| Non-fumeur : Oui |
| Accessible aux fauteuils roulants : Oui |
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Accessibilité
Fully ADA accessible, with designated parking spaces in paved area, ramp access to building, box office, restrooms, and elevator to the second floor theater space.
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