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Home > Browse > The Red House Mystery

The Red House Mystery

By Ruth Perry. From the book by A.A. Milne.

Product Code: R34000

Full-length Play

Cast size: 7m., 8w.

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Synopsis

The sudden violence of murder erupts at an English house party. To the police, it's obviously just another case of sibling rivalry. But a guest is suspicious of this slick solution. There are others besides the brother who hold grudges against the murdered man. We have not one but several complex life patterns to keep us enthralled.

Details

Status In stock
Type of Show Full-length Play
Product Code R34000
Minimum Cast Size 15
Pages of Dialogue 85
Min. Royalty Rate $65.00/perf
Approx. Run Time 110 min
Staging One int. set.

Customer Reviews

This is a very balanced show in terms of size of parts. Everyone has an adequate amount of dialogue. No one dominates the dialogue. Very good for high school productions. Another plus, half the cast is female. The sound effects are easy.

Linda Gjesvold, North Putnam High School, Roachdale, Ind.

Hints, Tips, and Tricks

I used trigger locks on the shotguns (both were also broken-rusted). I also used a track starting pistol for the gunshots which could easily be a recorded sound.

Linda Gjesvold, North Putnam High School, Roachdale, Ind.