Actors' Repertory Theatre Presents MURDER AT THE HOWARD JOHNSON'S, 9/28

Actors' Repertory Theatre of Idaho presents Murder at the Howard Johnson's, Sept 28 -- Oct 20, 2012, written by Ron Clark & Sam Bobrick.

Arlene is a middle-aged femme–fatale having an affair with Mitchell, a self-absorbed dentist. Together, they lure Arlene’s husband, Paul, a used car salesman, to the Howard Johnson’s Motor Inn in an attempt to murder him. When that fails and Arlene catches Mitchell having an affair with another woman, she recruits Paul to avenge her honor by making an attempt on Mitchell’s life in the same hotel room. In the end, the two men team up and try to “off” Arlene. There’s no telling who will end up dead or who will end up with who…

For tickets and more information, visit: http://www.artidaho.org/2011-2012-Season.html

Established in 1986, The Actors’ Repertory Theatre of Idaho (ARTI) is a nonprofit, all volunteer organization dedicated to producing professional quality theatre for Southeastern Idaho audiences. Since its beginnings, ARTI has been a dinner theatre venue, offering audiences not only a wide variety of theatre, but also an intimate dining experience including beer and wine service. Since 2001, ARTI has owned its theatre, located in Historic, Downtown Idaho Falls, and recently named The Phoenix.

Often presenting groundbreaking and award-winning theatrical productions, as well as regional premieres, ARTI is known for its “adult” fare including such hits as The Vagina Monologues, Pillowman, Beauty Queen of Leenane, Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, Sordid Lives, and The Laramie Project. A favorite motto of ARTI and its members is “For Mature Audiences Only”.

In keeping with traditional repertory theatre, ARTI relies on the dedication and talents of a core, or stock, theatre company which includes actors, directors and set and costume designers as well as other technicians. Audiences become familiar with this resident company both on and off stage. To familiarize themselves with the organization and become involved, newcomers are encouraged to audition, contact a board member or other member of the company, or attend an ARTI production.