"Who
Didn't?" was performed September 20, 2008
at Sauk Valley Community College as part of "The Big Read" event
• • • Cast of Characters • • •
(In Order of Apearance)
Joe (José) Johnson O'Malley – Chuck Price
Benny (The Bomber) Black – Rob Boze
Fifí (la Garote) LaCorde – Sarah Thompson
Beatrice (Honey, the Hit Person) Waxman – Jill Price
Tootsie (Six Shooter) Smith – Laura Thompson
Looie (The Loon) LeLuna – Alex Sherbeyn
The events of “Who Didn’t” take place
in the fictional town of
Merrimont (a
place where other interactive mysteries have taken
place.) Each member of
the audience is here to attend a meeting,
in a banquet setting, of professional, though thoroughly inept,
killers. They have gathered together to hear the announcement of
the results of the competition that was designed to appoint the latest
President of this sorry organization. The competition is nothing
more than a contest to be the first to liquidate a pre-selected
victim. Unfortunately, the body of the victim has three identical
wounds from the same weapon and four candidates claiming to have "done
the deed!" One is lying. One is not guilty. It is the
job of the characters in the play and the audience members (who are
also considered to be members, or potential members, of the
organization, and therefore also killers) to determine…at Sauk Valley Community College as part of "The Big Read" event
• • • Cast of Characters • • •
(In Order of Apearance)
Joe (José) Johnson O'Malley – Chuck Price
Benny (The Bomber) Black – Rob Boze
Fifí (la Garote) LaCorde – Sarah Thompson
Beatrice (Honey, the Hit Person) Waxman – Jill Price
Tootsie (Six Shooter) Smith – Laura Thompson
Looie (The Loon) LeLuna – Alex Sherbeyn
“WHO DIDN'T”
As the show progresses you will “overhear” private conversations. You may find that one or more characters from our story may be seated at your table. The amount of your involvement is entirely up to you. If you choose, you may simply sit back, watch, and enjoy the show. Or you can actively play the part of an assassin or other unsavory gangster. Perhaps you wish to take sides and curry favor with one of the “candidates.” Or double-cross one of them. Ask questions when the opportunity presents, though there’s no guarantee you’ll get a truthful answer. And listen: there’s one clue that ties the "Not Guilty" person to the crime.