Murder for Two

Murder for Two (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T400410121. Details of all Murder for Two archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01519875868

Archive Listings

30 Jan 19 to 23 Feb 19	The Watermill Theatre Newbury, Berkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Dec 18 to 13 Jan 19	The Other Palace Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
26 Nov 18 to 28 Nov 18	Theatre Royal Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Performance Details => Venue archive
8 Nov 18 to 10 Nov 18	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford, Surrey Performance Details => Venue archive
1 Nov 18 to 3 Nov 18	Theatre Royal Windsor Windsor, Berkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
23 Oct 18 to 27 Oct 18	New Theatre Cardiff, Glamorgan Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

A hilarious high-energy musical whodunit, Murder For Two is a madcap murder mystery with a twist. Two actors play thirteen characters... and the piano in this acclaimed new musical. A loving homage to the canon of murder mystery plays, Murder For Two is a hysterical blend of music, mayhem and murder. When famous novelist Arthur Whitney is found dead at his birthday party, it's time to call in the detectives. The only problem is, they're out of town. Enter Officer Marcus Moscowicz, a neighbourhood cop who dreams of climbing the ranks. With the clock ticking, it's up to Marcus to prove his super sleuthing skills and solve the crime before the real detective arrives.

Cast/Performers

Ed MacArthur (Officer Marcus Moscowicz), Jeremy Legat (The Suspects)

Creatives/Company

Book by(s): Joe Kinosian, Kellen Blair
Music: Joe Kinosian
Lyrics: Kellen Blair
Producer: Watermill Theatre (in association with Paul Taylor-Mills)
Director: Luke Sheppard
Musical Director: Tom Attwood
Sound: Tom Attwood
Design: Gabriella Slade

Reviews

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