Solving murders

FOLLOWING last year’s success with ‘ Secondary Cause of Death’, the Latimer Players are pleased to announce that Inspector Pratt will return in April to solve more murders in ‘Murdered to Death’ written by Peter Gordon.

In this production you will meet some of the same characters again, along with numerous others for the hapless inspector to interrogate in his clumsy fashion. The Latimer Players first performed this play in 1998 and two members of the original cast will perform those same parts again, older and wiser!

This hilarious spoof is set in a country manor house with an assembled cast of characters guaranteed to delight - Bunting the Butler, an English Colonel, a shady French art dealer and his moll, the bumbling inspector and a well-meaning sleuth who seems to attract murder wherever she goes. They are all caught up in the mysterious death of the house’s owner, but it soon appears that the murderer does not stop at one murder

Will the murderer be unmasked before everyone meets their doom, or do the audience die laughing first?

It takes place from April 26-28 in the Memorial Hall, Thurcaston starting at 7.30pm. There will be café style seating and you are invited to bring your own drinks and nibbles. Every effort will be made to seat parties together on tables of 4,6,8 or 10 people.

Tickets are available from Christine Deavin on 0116 237 6855 or by emailing christinedeavin@btinternet.com or latimerplayers@yahoo.com.