I am going to have a Way Back Wednesday post but cannot decide if I want to go back to murder mysteries or gardening glories. OK, my previous gardening endeavors have not been particularly glorious; I was merely going for the alliteration, since one is built in for murder mysteries. Since I shared flowers yesterday and am concerned with Saturday’s performance of A Revolutionary Murder, I think I will go with the first one.
They are more suspicious than they look.
These are two of the suspects from A G.R.A.V.E. Murder, which we presented in October 2017 to benefit the Herkimer County Historical Society. I was thinking about it last night, because my friend, Chuck, who is in A Revolutionary Murder, said that was one of his favorite characters, an endearingly gung ho ghost hunter (why in the world is my computer underlining “gung”? I even looked it up!). Saturday he plays a wheeler-dealer in charge of the evening.
Here’s the whole murderous crew!
Here is the entire cast of A G.R.A.V.E. Murder. The second from the right is in A Revolutionary Murder as well. He played a snotty, snobby fellow in the first but plays a gung ho musical theatre aficionado in the second.
Look at the crowd!
One more shot of G.R.A.V.E. It was one of our best attended performances, which led to some problems being heard. I hope we will get good attendance on Saturday and help Morning Star make some money.
A Revolutionary Murder will be presented at Morning Star United Methodist Church, 36 Second St., Ilion, NY, on Saturday, May 16, doors open at 5 p.m., roast pork dinner at 5:30. It is a good idea to get there at 5 p.m. For tickets or more information call Barb at 315-894-4520.
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