DIAL 'M' FOR MURDER Opens in June at the Lonny Chapman Theatre
The Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre presents Frederick Knott's "Dial "M" for Murder" directed by Bruce Kimmel, produced by Mannette Antill for the Group Rep. In this mystery thriller play that inspired Hitchcock's suspense classic, a cunning man marries a wealthy woman for her money and plans to murder her to get her fortune. He devises a perfect murder, blackmails a criminal and arranges a brilliant alibi. To say more about a twisty and surprising thriller simply wouldn't be sporting, would it?
What critics have said about the play about the play
"...original and remarkably good theatre-quiet in style but tingling with excitement underneath." -The New York Times
"It's a holiday for the whodunit fans, and...it couldn't be more welcome." - NY Herald-Tribune
Dial "M" for Murder had a highly successful run on Broadway.
The play features the talents of Doug Haverty, Michael Robb, Adam Jonas Segaller, Carrie Schroeder, and Justin Waggle.
The design team includes J. Kent Inasy (Set & Lighting Design), Angela M. Eads (Costume Design), Grant Geissman (Incidental Music), Steve Shaw (Sound Design), and Doug Engalla (Photographer/Videographer).
SHOW INFORMATION
June 30 - August 13, 2017
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm; Sundays at 2:00 pm.
Talk-back Sundays after the show July 9 and July 23.
Tickets: $25. Seniors/Students with ID: $20. Groups 10+: $15.
To buy tickets please visit www.thegrouprep.com or info@thegrouprep.com
Reservations and information line (818) 763-5990.
Lonny Chapman Theatre 10900 Burbank Boulevard, North Hollywood CA 91601
The 90 seat Lonny Chapman Theatre has AC/Heat and is wheelchair accessible.
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