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FEATURE THE CLACKAMAS PRINT February 28,1990 Page 3 Christie thriller makes debut on CCC stage Merril Lynn-Taylor rehearses her lines as Miss Marple with Roger Hancock, who portrays Sgt. Mellors, and David Burnett, who portrays Inspector Craddock in the Winter production adapted from an Agatha Christie mystery. Pho,° **Tlm Zlvney Actors Cheryl Ellison and Nigel Sanders prepare fortheir roles as Mitzi and Patrick Simmons in the student stage production of 'A Murder Is Announced.' Photo by Tim Zivney A gatha C hristie ' s A M urder IS ANNOUNCED A dapted for the S tage L eslie D arbon D irected by by Angela Wilson phenomenal actress (Bragg and Taylor), Feature Editor and their added spark has brought the The stage is set for the Agatha Christie cast to a new competence,” Shields said. murder mystery ‘A Murder is Announced,’ “Of course that spark is added al whim.” which is will open tomorrow night in CCC’s ‘A Murder is Announced’ will be on McLoughlin Theatre. stage in the McLoughlin Theatre March “We have been working hard,” said 1,2,3,9, and 10 at 9 p.m., and on March 11* at 2:30 p.m. General Admission is $4, for Jack Shields, director. “At this point we students it’s $2, and senior citizens get in have a rollicking fast paced Aggie thriller.” free with reservations. For reservations The play was adapted for stage by call 657-6958, ext. 356. Reservation tick Leslie Darbon, and differs from the novel ets are held only until 10 minutes before so there may be some surprises for Aggie curtain. “buffs and those who know the original This year marks the 18th annual spring source.” vacation theatre, where the cast and crew This is the first Christie production / take the production on the road to the done since the 1987 play ‘Mouse Trap.’ Coaster Theatre in Cannon Beach. The “It is not as well known as ‘Mouse Cannon Beach performances will be March Trap,’ but it has the same obligatory flip, 22-24 at 8 p.m. Reservations for those flop, flip, flop, flip ending,” Shields said. performances can be made at 657-6958, Barbara Bragg, theatre department ext. 356 until March 19, or at the Coaster secretary, and Merril Lynn Taylor will be Theatre at 436-1201. Tickets are $8. making special appearances in the play. Shields added, “This will be a lot of Bragg is portraying the character Letitia, fun for the first time, novice, and true and Taylor is portraying the legendary blue Aggie buffs.” Miss Marple. “The cast is headed by two absolutely by J ack S hields S pecial A ppearances B y B arrara B ragg & M erril L ynn T aylor McLoughlin Hall Theatré , March 1.2, 3, 9, & 10 at 8 p.m. March 11 at 2:30 p.m. General Admission $4 Students $2 Seniors free with reservations For reservations call 657-6958, ext. 356 Friends of CCC Dinner Theatre March 8 & 11 » 6:30 pm Tickets $15 (single) or $25 (couples) For reservations call 657-6958, ext. 401 or 441 Coaster Theater, Cannon Beach Come try out NORM'S freshsalad bar! March 22. 23. 24 • 8 pm • Tickets $8 For reservations call 657-6958. ext. 356 through March 19 For Coaster phone reservations call 436-1201 (VISA or MasterCard only) ¡Tickets also available in Cannon Beach at l the Fair Winds (across from the theater) jCMCMMAi W COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 centimeters \20 49.25 -0.16 0.01
