Photo Flash: THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD at Foothill Music Theatre
Multi-award winning Foothill Music Theatre presents the Tony Award-winning musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Adapted from Charles Dicken's unfinished novel of the same name, this hilarious whodunit invites audiences to solve its main mystery by identifying the murderer of its title character.
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When young Edwin Drood disappears, everyone he knows becomes a suspect. Among the lineup of criminal culprits are Drood's dashing but villainous uncle, his beautiful fiancée, mysterious houseguests, and the proprietress of the opium den. Presented as a play within a play by a loony Victorian theatre company, this rollicking musical comedy debuted at New York Shakespeare Festival before moving to Broadway, where it became a smash hit, winning 4 Tony Awards including "Best Musical," "Best Original Score," and "Best Book." Its 2012 Broadway Revival by Roundabout Theatre Company received a New York Times Critic's Pick and five Tony Award nominations including "Best Revival of a Musical." New York Post called The Mystery of Edwin Drood "jolly good fun," and USA Today said this musical murder mystery "combines raucous comedy, lush tunes and audience participation to create a festive atmosphere in which life is celebrated, even if death is integral to the plot."
Tickets ($12-$36) and more information available at www.foothill.edu/theatre or by phone at (650) 949-7360.
Photo Credit: David Allen
Linda Piccone, Chloë Angst, Brenna Sammon, John Mannion
Chloë Angst, Linda Piccone, John Mannion, Brenna Sammon
Chloë Angst, John Mannion, Brenna Sammon, Linda Piccone
Linda Piccone, Chloë Angst, Brenna Sammon, and John Mannion
Chloë Angst, Linda Piccone, John Mannion, and Brenna Sammon
Linda Piccone, Chloë Angst, Brenna Sammon, and John Mannion
Chloë Angst, Brenna Sammon, talent, John Mannion and Linda Piccone
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