Details

Perry James lives with his actress wife Anne Marriott in an elegant house near Brighton. However, he is desperate to free himself from Anne's manipulative and vindictive ways and start a new life with her sister Ellen, with whom he has been having an affair. When Mark Brown offers to get rid of Anne once and for all, Perry dismisses him as deranged and deluded. That is until Anne mysteriously disappears! This electrifying and riveting thriller will have you on the edge of your seats right up until the chilling and unexpected climax. Are you ready to play?

Cast/Performers

Gemma Bissix (Ellen Marriott), Charlie Kemp (Perry James), Ross Hugill, Julia Binns, Nick Dutton

Creatives/Company

Author: Victor Leigh
Producer: Bruce James Productions
Director: Bruce James
Lighting: Pete Magor

The Game of Murder

The Game of Murder (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01836582183. Details of all The Game of Murder archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0970341064

Archive Listings

19 Nov 09 to 21 Nov 09	Beck Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
5 Nov 09 to 7 Nov 09	Kenneth More Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Oct 09 to 21 Oct 09	Embassy Centre Skegness, Lincolnshire Performance Details => Venue archive
1 Oct 09 to 3 Oct 09	Camberley Theatre (previously Artslink) Camberley, Surrey Performance Details => Venue archive
24 Sep 09 to 26 Sep 09	Key Theatre Peterborough, Cambridgeshire Performance Details => Venue archive
8 Sep 09 to 12 Sep 09	Guild Hall and Charter Theatre Preston, Lancashire Performance Details => Venue archive
2 Sep 09 to 5 Sep 09	Octagon Theatre Yeovil, Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
26 Aug 09 to 29 Aug 09	The Playhouse Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

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