DreamWrights to Present Classic Whodunit THE MOUSETRAP This August

This summer, enjoy the twists and turns of Agatha Christie's classic whodunit, The Mousetrap. When a small group of strangers is trapped together in a country house - everyone is a suspect.

DreamWrights Guest Director, Timothy Storey is working his magic with the small cast who will keep you guessing until the end. Storey says he's excited to dig into the characters and this story, "I have never directed a mystery before, and I thought it would be a fun challenge to take on."

Although this classic murder mystery is well known, Storey is hoping to bring an element of surprise to the show. "Even those who know the ending will be somewhat surprised because of how we are bringing these characters to life on the stage." Storey speculates that much of the fun, and the challenge, will be trying to keep up with the lies, truths, and identities of the characters. "The most challenging part is tracking who knows what and when, who is telling the truth and when, and who each person actually is. There are characters in this play who are not really who they say they are, and trying to keep track of what is true and what is not has been a real challenge for me as a director and will be for the audience as well," Storey chuckles.

Let yourself be caught in the snare of this traditional whodunit with a twist. Figure out for yourself whodunit when the show opens on August 11 and runs August 11, 12, 18, and 19 at 6:30 pm, and August 13, 19, and 20 at 2:30 pm. Tickets may be purchased online at www.dreamwrights.org or by calling 717-848-8623. Advance seats cost $10 for general, $14 for reserved. General admission seats at the door cost $12.

DreamWrights Center for Community Arts in York, Pennsylvania has been offering interactive performing arts experiences for people of all ages since 1997. By serving as an educational theatre and performing arts resource, DreamWrights offers opportunities to explore all aspects of performance arts from theatre acting and designing to crewing and stage managing. DreamWrights provides creative educational experiences through inclusive intergenerational performance and theatre arts programming. To learn more about how to participate in, or attend one of DreamWrights' upcoming productions, visit www.dreamwrights.org or Facebook.com/DreamWrights.

Pictured: Joy Sabatini, Everett Neff and Quinton Laughman in The Mousetrap