Clue On Stage Playbill

Welcome to the 1950s, at the height of anti-communism, when McCarthy was the topic of choice at every dinner party. Six guests arrive at a mysterious mansion on a stormy night, each receiving a letter beckoning their presence. This tale of deceit and deception at the heart of the government is all too familiar, and sets the stage for a fast-paced and thrilling, yet absurd, murder mystery.

A board game turned movie turned play becomes a farce. With each twist and turn, the mystery evolves, and the audience is left to unravel the clues, asking, 'Just how many doors does this house have, and who was the culprit behind the crime.'

I fell in love with the iconic film as a child. I have always enjoyed the zany and chaotic nature of a good farce. The chance to bring that energy and absurdity to the stage is a challenge, but a rewarding one. While this murder mystery has been a technical show to put together, it has also been thrilling and exciting. I have enjoyed working with this exceptional cast and crew to bring the classic film to life on the stage, and I look forward to bringing this beloved farcical murder mystery to the audience.

Kerry Williams

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Box Office Manager.................................................Fern Robertson

Box Office Team.................Minnie Brewbaker, Marsha Campbell, .Cathy Cronise, Nancy Cronise, Terri Ferguson, Cathy Henderson, ............Sue Humphries, Susan Martin, Linda Naff, Fern Robertson

Building Manager.....................................................Kevin Bertholf

Building Use Coordinator............................................John Lawson

Concessions Manager...............................................Fern Robertson

Education Director...................................................Kerry Williams

Youth Camp Director..................................................Emma Boyer

Corresponding Secretary.................................................Linda Naff

Webmaster.....................................................................Sally Miller

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Marketing Team.....David Boyer, Kathy Boyer, Marsha Campbell, .............Sally Miller, Linda Naff, Greg Spickard, Katerina Yancey

PRODUCTION STAFF

Director....................................................................Kerry Williams

Assistant Director.....................................................Angela McNeil

Stage Manager...............................................................Katie Miner

Set Designer.............................................................Kerry Williams

Set Foreman.............................................................Mark Moomaw

Set Construction....Jade Williams, Joe Masching, Jason Masching, .....................Theresa Di Maggio, Darcie Marrow, Pauly Ingrassia, .......Lydia Cassell, Josie Ingrassia, Bella Vargas, Adelaide Vargas, ...................................................Katherine Lawson, Cast and Crew.

Lighting Designers........................Katerina Yancey, Laura Ludlow

Lighting Technician....................................................Kelly Hobson

Sound Designer.........................................................Paul Crawford

Sound Technicians.................................................Suzanne Cronise

Stage Crew.....................Josh Miner, Samantha Miner, Sara Miner, .............................................................Ben Miner, Kaiya Hoagland

PRODUCTION STAFF continued

Technical Coordinator..............................................Laura Ludlow

Costumes................................................................Kailee Weiman

Costume Assistants....................Kaiya Hoagland, Kelly Hoagland, ...........................................................Grace Winters, Kathy Boyer

Props......................................................................Wendy Claunch

Props Assistant.............................................................Katie Miner

Set Dresser...........................................................Heather O’Bryan

Photographers...............................Marsha Campbell. Luis Alvarez

Lobby Display.and Games.....................................Angela McNeil

Poster/Playbill Art......................Adam McBryde, Kerry Williams

Playbill Editors ........................................Wyatt Ewell, Linda Naff

MEET THE DIRECTORS

Kerry Williams (Director) is thrilled to be directing one of her favorite movies turned play. She has also directed several plays here including Noises Off and The Mousetrap. You may have seen her recently on stage as Twink in Christmas Belles. She is also the Education Director here at Attic. Hosting the Youth Drama Club and Adult Workshops have been a joyful challenge. When she isn't at Attic she is enjoying time with her husband and daughter.

Angela McNeil (Assistant Director) was recently seen performing on the Attic stage in Murder on the Orient Express. Since relocating to Roanoke last year, she has also appeared at Showtimers in An Ideal Husband and worked as a haunted character in Blue Ridge Nightmares. She hopes you enjoy the show!

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Clue: ON STAGE

Based on the screenplay by Jonathan Lynn

Written by Sandy

Rustin

Additional Material by Hunter Foster and Eric Price

Based on the Paramount Pictures Motion Picture and the Hasbro board game CLUE

Original Music by Michael Holland

By special arrangement with The Araca Group, Work Light Productions, and Michael Barra/Lively McCabe Entertainment.

Clue: On Stage is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com)

NOTE TO AUDIENCE: The videotaping or audio and/or visual recording of this production is a violation of United States

Copyright Law and an actionable federal offense.

This event is made possible in part by

THE SETTING

National Endowment for the Arts

Time: The play begins before dinner on a dark and stormy night not too far from Washington, D.C., in 1954.

Place:BoddyManor.,amansionofepicproportionsand terrifyingsecrets.

Therewill bea15-minuteintermission midway throughthe play.

THE CAST

Newscaster.....................................................Jade Williams

McCarthy.......................................................Jesse Womack

Wadsworth........................................................David Boyer

Yvette............................................................Grace Winters

Miss Scarlet..............................................Dixie Hartvigsen

Mrs. Peacock.............................................Carolyn Alvarez

Mrs. White........................................................Kathy Boyer

Colonel Mustard….............................................Mark Noell

Professor Plum............................................Jeremy Teubert

Mr. Green......................................................Gene Marrano

Cook/Auxiliary Scarlet/Cop ...............................Kelly Hoagland

Singing Telegram Girl/Cop .........................Madeline Bedrosian

Mr. Boddy, Cop.....................................................Jeff Hoagland

The Motorist, Cop...................................................Joshua Miner

Chief of Police/Unexpected Cop/Aux. Mustard…...Steve Aaron

Ensemble................Joe Masching, Kaiya Hoagland Ben Miner, .......................................................Samantha Miner, Sara Miner

MEET THE CAST

Steve Aaron (Chief of Police) is a man of many talents and has performed in the Attic productions of Nice Work If You Can Get It, Kiss Me, Kate and Miracle on 34th Street. Steve loves music and enjoys many genres. He also appreciates a relaxing stroll through his garden. Whether it's on stage or at home, Steve has an infectious energy and an unending zeal for all things artistic.

Carolyn Alvarez (Mrs. Peacock) is a true force on stage with notable Attic performances as Dottie in Noises Off and Mrs. Brill in Mary Poppins. She is also a woman of faith, singing in her church choir. When Carolyn is not hard at work, you can find her in the garden or spending quality time with her family, who are her greatest joy.

Madeline Bedrosian (Singing Telegram Girl) is destined for stardom with her debut role in this Attic production of Clue as the singing telegram girl. Outside of acting, Madeline has an affinity for art and sign language, making her a well-rounded and talented individual.

David Boyer (Wadsworth) is a rising star in the theater world having debuted at Attic as Gremio in Kiss Me, Kate and having played Foster Wilson in Annie Get Your Gun. David loves to keep active with hiking and exercise and enjoys losing himself in the pages of a good book. As a man of talents and passions, he is a true force to be reckoned with.

Steve Aaron Carolyn Alvarez Madeline Bedrosian David Boyer

Kathy Boyer (Mrs. White) is a multi-talented individual as evidenced by her notable debut role as Millicent Winter in Nice Work If You Can Get It at Attic. She also has a fondness for the character of Margaret in Postcards, also performed on the Attic stage. In addition to theater pursuits, Kathy is an enthusiastic seamstress and hiker. She's an example of drive and talent, always giving it her all.

Dixie Hartvigsen (Miss Scarlet) has a career on the rise with her debut Attic role as Eileen in the production of Moon Over Buffalo. Having performed in Utah and North Carolina, Dixie brings her talent to the Virginia stage as well. She also won the Best Actress Award at the 2023 Goldfish International Film Festival.

Jeff Hoagland (Mr.Boddy) has been making a name for himself in acting with his debut role as Daddy Warbucks in the Attic production of Annie. When he's not on stage, Jeff enjoys spending time with his three beloved daughters and loves to hit the links for a round of golf.

Kelly Hoagland (Cook) is a prolific theater performer, having been on stage in hit productions such as Mary Poppins and Sister Amnesia’s Country Western Nunsense Jamboree at Attic. She also played Grace in Annie and Cynthia Coopersmith in Welcome to Mitford. Kelly has a deep love of the performing arts, combining it with her love for golfing and singing in the church choir. Kelly's talents and versatility have made her a staple of the Attic stage, always giving it her all and bringing joy to her audiences.

Kathy Boyer Dixie Hartvigsen Jeff Hoagland Kelly Hoagland

MEET THE CAST

Gene Marrano (Mr. Green) is a well-known figure in the theater community, with a versatile resume that includes Ben Sanders in Attic’s production of A Simple Gift and Dracula in the Showtimers production of Dracula Rides Again. Gene has been recognized for his career achievements in radio and print news journalism. In his spare time, Gene loves to go running.

Joshua Miner (Motorist) is a talented and versatile performer, having recently appeared in the Attic production of Treasure Island as Squire Trelawny. He loves to practice his piano skills and enjoys going on hikes. As a high school senior, Joshua is excited to join this production.

Mark Noell (Colonel Mustard) has a versatile resume that includes George Bailey in the Showtimers production of It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. As a proud graduate of Elon University, Mark has a soft spot for the power of sign language. His passion is sharing stories through acting, and he never fails to bring his infectious energy and enthusiasm to the stage.

Jeremy Teubert (Professor Plum) is the man behind Professor Plum, the character, in Attic’s Clue: On Stage. He also enjoys spending time with his family and has an affinity for leather working. Whether on stage or working with his hands, Jeremy brings energy and creativity, always giving it his all.

Grace Winters (Yvette) is a talented Jill-of-all-trades having made her debut in Attic’s The Sound of Music. She has also served as stage manager for Nice Work If You Can Get It and Christmas Belles. Grace works as a floral designer for George's Flowers, and enjoys the satisfaction of sewing and tending a garden. She is a true Renaissance woman, one who never stops shining brightly.

Gene Marrano Joshua Miner Mark Noell Jeremy Teubert Grace Winters

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