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The Game's Afoot

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The Game's Afoot
Comedy
–Theatre PG
A comic whodunit for the holidays!

It is Christmas in 1936 and Broadway star William Gillette, admired for his leading role in Sherlock Holmes, has invited his fellow cast members to his Connecticut castle for a weekend of revelry. But when one of the guests is stabbed to death, the festivities quickly turn dangerous. Gillette, assuming the persona of Holmes, must now track down the killer before the next victim appears. Danger and hilarity are non-stop in this yuletide whodunit.

 

By Ken Ludwig.
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Greg Parmeter

Directed by guest artist, Greg Parmeter

Greg earned his MFA from the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His acting credits include seasons with the Nebraska Repertory Theatre, Virginia Shakespeare Festival, Northern Fort Playhouse, and a tour with Hampstead Stage Company. Greg, LCT’s former Artistic Director, is currently an assistant professor in the theatre department at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

Cast
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Kaleb Morgan
William Gillette
Kaleb Morgan
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Stacy Bruemmer
Martha Gillette
Stacy Bruemmer
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Drew Larson
Felix Geisel
Drew Larson
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Victoria Ortgiesen
Madge Geisel
Victoria Ortgiesen
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Allante Walker
Simon Bright
Allante Walker
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Lex Violette
Aggie Wheeler
Lex Violette
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Martha Boehm
Inspector Goring
Martha Boehm
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Dominique Sicard
Daria Chase
Dominique Sicard
Director
Greg Parmeter
Set Designer
Kit Mayer
Costume Designer
Theresa Smerud
Lighting Designer
Tim Harris
Props Master
Judith Payne
Sound Designer
Olivia Golding
Technical Director
Erek Weis
Stage Manager
Nicholas Martin
Assistant Director
Megan Roddy
Carpenter and Scenic Painter
Kelsey Taunt
Set Construction
Dennis Dorman
Jim Nelson
Costume Construction
Marjorie Bazluki
Peggy Buchda
Beverlee Chapman
Kari Hoeth
Shirley Huhn
Julie Keitel
Cooper Koepke
Nancy Mahlum
Sharon Markee
Deb Olson
Maria Runde
Susan Tomashek
Lorraine Wilson
Suzanne Young
Run Crew
Grace V. Riness
Susan Tomashek
Lyche Theatre

Opened in 2013, the Lyche Theatre offers ample leg room and clear views of the stage from any of its 450 seats. Entrances and exits are centrally located and fully accessible for all.

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