Tri-School Theatre
Connelly - Rosary - Servite
ROMEO & JULIET
 | Don't miss Tri-School Theatre's rendition of William Shakespeare's most renowned drama, Romeo & Juliet this November! The Capulets and the Montagues will battle out their infamous family rivalry, and Romeo will woo Juliet in one of the most poignant love scenes on the stage. These star-crossed lovers eventually unite their feuding families, but the results are costly. The themes of love, death, and family create a tragic, timeless love story that touches the heart of young and old alike. |
A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED
 | In classic Agatha Christie fashion, this play, based on the extremely successful 1950 novel, has a cast of characters that aren't quite who they say they are. A murder is announced in the personals column of the Chipping Cleghorn Gazette, and the village gathers at Little Paddocks to witness the murder that has yet to occur. Meanwhile, Miss Marple is solving her own crime not far away. When her guilty person becomes the murder victim in Chipping Cleghorn, Miss Marple steps in to save the day. Inspector Craddock unwillingly begins to work with Miss Marple, and after several more murders, the mystery begins to unravel. Will you be able to solve the mystery before one of murder mystery's best detectives does? MORE INFORMATION >> |
CURTAINS
 | Set in 1959 in Boston's Colonial Theatre, this endearing musical comedy whodunit is reminiscent of 1950s murder-mystery plots. The divorced songwriters, naive financial banker, flamboyant director, strong lady producer with a straying husband, an inexperienced ingenue, and a detective who secretly dreams of the theatre are just the beginning of the cast of characters. In the opening scene, the leading lady, who can't sing, dance, act, or remember her lines, dies in the middle of her curtain call. It's discovered soon afterwards that she was murdered, most likely by one of the company members! To top it all off, the production, Robbin' Hood of the Old West, is a complete flop in the reviews and is going to close after only one show. Enter Lieutenant Frank Cioffi, and everyone is thrown into a whirlwind. The entire theatre and its company is sequestered for questioning, but Cioffi takes more interest in redeveloping the show to become a hit, even when several murders follow the first one! Brilliant songs, exhilarating tap dance numbers, amusing characters, and a show within a show make for a wonderful evening of musical theatre. You won't want to miss it! MORE INFORMATION >> |
