THEATRE: ‘MURDER BY MISADVENTURE’ COMING TO BEMBRIDGE VILLAGE HALL NEXT MONTH

Bembridge Village Hall is home, once again, to the Bembridge Little Theatre Club who present Edward Taylor’s ‘Murder by Misadventure’ next month. If you were at the height of your powers and dripping with success, ensconced for years in a lavish lifestyle of award ceremonies and exotic holidays, and someone threatened to take it all away from you, what would you do to save it? Despite their success as TV thriller writers, Harold Kent has become dissatisfied with Paul Riggs, his writing partner, and wants to dissolve their association. Riggs, however, knows that he would not survive as a writer without Harold, and is determined to keep the partnership alive at any cost. In a glamorous apartment overlooking the Sussex coast in 1992, a series of events unravel as a consequence of the worst traits of human nature are unleashed. This is not a classic whodunnit but a thriller that teases your sense of reality and, ultimately, leads you down a path to a shocking conclusion. Edward Taylor’s engaging thriller presents an enigma that will draw the audience into its dark plot. Brilliantly directed by Barry Aspinall, 4 experienced actors will weave a strange and mysterious atmosphere of unpredictability, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats throughout. The play runs in Bembridge Village Hall on 16th, 17th and 18th May  at 19:30 and there is a Sunday matinee at 14:30. Tickets are  available from www.ticketsource.co.uk/bembridge-little-theatre-club or by calling the BLTC Box Office on 07841 950261.