Murder at the Vicarage - November 2001
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Murder at the Vicarage - November 2001
Murder At The Vicarage, By Agatha Christie
Hoghton Village Hall, 1st-3rd November 2001
Hoghton Tower, 8-10th November 2001
The tranquil village of St. Mary Mead, which nestles picturesquely in the rolling hills of the English countryside, is not quite as peaceful as it might first appear.
Over dinner at the vicarage, the vicar, his glamorous young wife Griselda, the handsome artist Lawrence Redding and Hawes, the nervous curate, discuss how they each would murder the odious Colonel Protheroe. Only Miss Marple has the foresight to warn them not to tempt fate.
The next day, Protheroe is found with a bullet in his head, slumped across the writing desk in the vicar's study.
Inspector Slack duly arrives to find that the case is not as simple as it might appear. At first he refuses to believe that a frail and fluffy old maid can help in any way -- but appearances can be deceptive and eventually he has to bow to Miss Marple's intimate knowledge of village life, her superior razor-sharp mind and her surprising knowledge of love and lust...
Gallery
https://s1103.photobucket.com/albums/g475/TheHoghtonPlayers/Murder%20at%20the%20Vicarage/?albumview=slideshow
Cast
Director/Producer - Russell Atkinson Assistant Producer - Jim Lawrenson
The Rev Lionel Clement - Paul Heyworth Griselda Clement - Anne-Marie Cruickshank Dennis (Rev Clement's nephew) - Andrew Atkinson
Mary (The Maid) - Emma Friend Donald Hawes - Ian Murray Lettice Protheroe - Rachael Eastham Miss Marple - Margaret Jones
Mrs Price-Ridley - Ruth Jones Anne Protheroe - Nicola Lamb Lawrence Redding - Matt Seed Dr John Haydock - Bob Collins Inspector Slack - Harold Eastham
PC Jennings - Robert Cochrane
Crew
Prompt - Trevor Jones Stage Manager/Props - Veronica Roper, Dorothy Eastham, Sylvia Atkinson
Make up & Hair - Millie Santus, Carole Brindle, Gemma James Wardrobe - Barbara Freeman & Millie Santus Set design & construction -Graham Brindle, Bob Collins & Crew
Lighting - Paul Santus Sound - Andrew Freeman and Chris Santus Front of House - Stephanie Murray & Team Box Office - The Filling Station
Review:
Full House For Chiller:
HOGHTON Players have two full houses for their chilling production of Agatha Christie's Murder At The Vicarage next month.
Their performances at Hoghton Tower on Friday, November 9 and Saturday, November 10 are both sold out and on Friday there were only 25 tickets left for the production on Thursday, November 8.
The remaining tickets for Thursday, which include supper, are £18.50 and are available from the box office on 01254 852258. The performance starts at 8.45pm.
There are also tickets available for the production at Hoghton Village Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday although tickets are almost sold out for the Saturday event. Tickets, £4 and £3.50 concessions, are also available from the box office.
The Players are also putting on performances of pantomime Dick Whittington next year in the village hall on Friday and Saturday, January 25 and 26 and Friday and Saturday, February 1 and 2.
The is a pantomime with a circus theme -- find out more by calling the box office.HOGHTON Players have two full houses for their chilling production of Agatha Christie's Murder At The Vicarage next month.
Their performances at Hoghton Tower on Friday, November 9 and Saturday, November 10 are both sold out and on Friday there were only 25 tickets left for the production on Thursday, November 8.
The remaining tickets for Thursday, which include supper, are £18.50 and are available from the box office on 01254 852258. The performance starts at 8.45pm.
There are also tickets available for the production at Hoghton Village Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday although tickets are almost sold out for the Saturday event. Tickets, £4 and £3.50 concessions, are also available from the box office.
The Players are also putting on performances of pantomime Dick Whittington next year in the village hall on Friday and Saturday, January 25 and 26 and Friday and Saturday, February 1 and 2.
The is a pantomime with a circus theme -- find out more by calling the box office.
http://www.thisislancashire.co.uk/archive/2001/10/30/Lancashire+Archive/6002642.Full_house_for_a_chiller/
From the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, 30th October 2001
Hoghton Village Hall, 1st-3rd November 2001
Hoghton Tower, 8-10th November 2001
The tranquil village of St. Mary Mead, which nestles picturesquely in the rolling hills of the English countryside, is not quite as peaceful as it might first appear.
Over dinner at the vicarage, the vicar, his glamorous young wife Griselda, the handsome artist Lawrence Redding and Hawes, the nervous curate, discuss how they each would murder the odious Colonel Protheroe. Only Miss Marple has the foresight to warn them not to tempt fate.
The next day, Protheroe is found with a bullet in his head, slumped across the writing desk in the vicar's study.
Inspector Slack duly arrives to find that the case is not as simple as it might appear. At first he refuses to believe that a frail and fluffy old maid can help in any way -- but appearances can be deceptive and eventually he has to bow to Miss Marple's intimate knowledge of village life, her superior razor-sharp mind and her surprising knowledge of love and lust...
Gallery
https://s1103.photobucket.com/albums/g475/TheHoghtonPlayers/Murder%20at%20the%20Vicarage/?albumview=slideshow
Cast
Director/Producer - Russell Atkinson Assistant Producer - Jim Lawrenson
The Rev Lionel Clement - Paul Heyworth Griselda Clement - Anne-Marie Cruickshank Dennis (Rev Clement's nephew) - Andrew Atkinson
Mary (The Maid) - Emma Friend Donald Hawes - Ian Murray Lettice Protheroe - Rachael Eastham Miss Marple - Margaret Jones
Mrs Price-Ridley - Ruth Jones Anne Protheroe - Nicola Lamb Lawrence Redding - Matt Seed Dr John Haydock - Bob Collins Inspector Slack - Harold Eastham
PC Jennings - Robert Cochrane
Crew
Prompt - Trevor Jones Stage Manager/Props - Veronica Roper, Dorothy Eastham, Sylvia Atkinson
Make up & Hair - Millie Santus, Carole Brindle, Gemma James Wardrobe - Barbara Freeman & Millie Santus Set design & construction -Graham Brindle, Bob Collins & Crew
Lighting - Paul Santus Sound - Andrew Freeman and Chris Santus Front of House - Stephanie Murray & Team Box Office - The Filling Station
Review:
Full House For Chiller:
HOGHTON Players have two full houses for their chilling production of Agatha Christie's Murder At The Vicarage next month.
Their performances at Hoghton Tower on Friday, November 9 and Saturday, November 10 are both sold out and on Friday there were only 25 tickets left for the production on Thursday, November 8.
The remaining tickets for Thursday, which include supper, are £18.50 and are available from the box office on 01254 852258. The performance starts at 8.45pm.
There are also tickets available for the production at Hoghton Village Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday although tickets are almost sold out for the Saturday event. Tickets, £4 and £3.50 concessions, are also available from the box office.
The Players are also putting on performances of pantomime Dick Whittington next year in the village hall on Friday and Saturday, January 25 and 26 and Friday and Saturday, February 1 and 2.
The is a pantomime with a circus theme -- find out more by calling the box office.HOGHTON Players have two full houses for their chilling production of Agatha Christie's Murder At The Vicarage next month.
Their performances at Hoghton Tower on Friday, November 9 and Saturday, November 10 are both sold out and on Friday there were only 25 tickets left for the production on Thursday, November 8.
The remaining tickets for Thursday, which include supper, are £18.50 and are available from the box office on 01254 852258. The performance starts at 8.45pm.
There are also tickets available for the production at Hoghton Village Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday although tickets are almost sold out for the Saturday event. Tickets, £4 and £3.50 concessions, are also available from the box office.
The Players are also putting on performances of pantomime Dick Whittington next year in the village hall on Friday and Saturday, January 25 and 26 and Friday and Saturday, February 1 and 2.
The is a pantomime with a circus theme -- find out more by calling the box office.
http://www.thisislancashire.co.uk/archive/2001/10/30/Lancashire+Archive/6002642.Full_house_for_a_chiller/
From the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, 30th October 2001
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