Photo Coverage: WHODUNIT The Musical Plays The Green Room 42
A holiday in the country turns deadly-and hilarious-in the concert premiere of Ed Dixon's Whodunit...The Musical. Directed by Peter Flynn (Smart Blonde, Curvy Widow), the whip-smart musical comedy with a touch of mayhem played one night only at The Green Room 42 (Yotel NYC, 570 10th Ave. at 42nd St.) on Wednesday, November 20.
BroadwayWorld was there and you can check out the photos below!
In Whodunit...The Musical, a wealthy American spinster and her cockney maid take up residence in a country estate in the summer of 1931. The pair are joined by an odd butler who reveals that something strange has been going on. Guests arrive and a suddenly a dead body is found in the middle of the living room. And then another. When the detective shows up to investigate, things get really strange. Based on a novel by Mary Roberts Rinehart, who invented the genre, Whodunit...The Musical is "a comedy to die for."
The cast of Whodunit...The Musical starred Drama Desk Award winner Ed Dixon (Georgie: My Adventures with George Rose; Anything Goes; Mary Poppins), with Jonathan Cobrda (Frankenstein), Nick Kohn (Avenue Q), Duke Lafoon (Clinton The Musical), Liz Larsen (Beautiful, Hairspray), Charlotte Maltby (Les Miserables), and Karen Murphy (A Little Night Music, 9 to 5). Peter Flynn staged the New York premiere, with musical direction by Steve Marzullo.
Photo Credit: Genevieve Rafter Keddy
Whodunit at The Green Room 42
Duke Lafoon
Jonathan Cobrda and Charlotte Maltby
Jonathan Cobrda, Charlotte Maltby, Nick Kohn and Ed Dixon
Nick Kohn, Ed Dixon, Karen Murphy and Liz Larsen
Ed Dixon and Karen Murphy
Ed Dixon and Karen Murphy
Jonathan Cobrda and Charlotte Maltby
Jonathan Cobrda and Charlotte Maltby
Charlotte Maltby
Duke Lafoon, Jonathan Cobrda, Charlotte Maltby, Nick Kohn Ed Dixon, Karen Murphy and Liz Larsen
Jonathan Cobrda, Charlotte Maltby, Liz Larsen Ed Dixon, Karen Murphy and Nick Kohn
Steven Marzullo (Music Director), Jonathan Cobrda, Karen Murphy, Liz Larsen, Ed Dixon, Karen Murphy, Nick Kohn and Duke Lafoon
Ken Fallin, Stanley Steinberg and Jamie deRoy
Ed Dixon and Riki Kane Larimer
Liz Larsen and Joseph Kolinski
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Sal Viviano, Liz Larsen and Alessandro Gian Viviano
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Sal Viviano, Liz Larsen, Alessandro Gian Viviano and Richard Matlby, Jr.
Sal Viviano, Liz Larsen, Alessandro Gian Viviano, Richard Matlby and Charlotte Maltby
From This Author - Genevieve Rafter Keddy
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