“Let’s Murder Marsha,” a giddy romp through the paranoid reality of Marsha Gilmore, a housewife addicted to mystery novels.  When she overhears something she shouldn’t, Marsha rushes around frantically trying to figure out how to keep from getting bumped off. The plot becomes increasingly hilarious as the play continues, with misunderstandings galore, nutty characters, and a cat-and-mouse game between two factions with wildly different motives.

“‘Let’s Murder Marsha’ is a fast, playful farce built on secrets, chaos, and big laughs,” say Director Kevin Steinke and Assistant Director Gwen Brown. “As directors, we’re leaning into the momentum and letting the comedy sparkle.” Michele Horvath is the stage manager.

The part of Marsha Gilmore is played by Donna Fiore; Bianca by Dawna Gantvoort; Persis Devore by Julie Ramsey; Tobias Gilmore by Bob Horvath; Virgil Baxter by James Williams; Lynette by Jeanne Naish; and Ben Quade by Peter Geller.