Whodunnit?
By Anthony Shaffer
Imperial Theatre
June 8 & 9 2001

Photo by Brian Goodwin               

Cast Rear Admiral Kratchbull Folliat...............Peter Gilchrist Dame Edith Rancible......................Pippa Mugglestone Lady Tremarrain..............................................Alison Hart Lavina Hargreaves......................................Emily Bartlett Archibald Perkins.........................................Richard Roy Roger Dashwell...........................................Jay Rawding Andreas Capodistriou..................................Irwin Hornik Inspector Bowden....................................Mark Finnegan Silas Bazeby.....................................................Mel Norton Sergeant Standish...............................Anthony Bourque

Production Director.....................................................Bob Doherty Producer...................................Andrea Cunningham Stage Manager.....................................Matt Hamilton Assistant Stage Managers............... Tammy Boyer,                                      Lysbeth Larooi & Lisa Flower Costumes...........................................Julie Buckley &                                                     Andrea Cunningham Set Design..........................................Brian Goodwin Set Construction..........................................Les Terry Set Painting..............................................Lisa Flower Props......................................................Tammy Boyer Lighting Design....................................Darik Hatfield Sound........................................................Mike Barrett Make-Up.......................................................Guila Inch,                           Andrea Cunningham, Faye Somers Hair...................... Charlotte Dort & Paula Boudreau

Review WhoDunnit Didn’t Do It “....The cast of the Saint John Theatre Company gave a mighty stab at it but failed on a number of levels on opening night... The play was most successful in the first act...[which was] relatively entertaining with each actor giving a fair to good performance... By Act Two, however, much of the good created eroded quickly.” Grant Kerr, Saint John Times Globe, June 11, 2001 Return to archive page