BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20181009T000000Z DTEND:20181009T020000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:OPEN AUDITIONS: Whodunnit\, Darling? DESCRIPTION:There are roles for five males and two females. "A matter of life and death!" reads the telegram that urgently summons Damocles Cole\, gentleman sleuth\, to a dude ranch. It was death Dam's client\, Horace Crenshaw\, has been both stabbed and shot. But Dam notices the telegram was sent after Crenshaw was already dead. Dam's ex-wife\, Daphne\, sent it. They're divorced because spunky Daph wrote a lurid murder mystery based on one of Dam's exploits. She even fashioned her detective hero on him. Dam was not flattered. Daph has lured him to the scene of the crime because she desperately needs a little inspiration for a sequel and there's another reason she's still in love with him. But Dam plays it close to the chest\, both with Daph and the eccentric array of suspects: Lomax\, Crenshaw's partner\, whose voluptuous wife\, Vera\, was making a play for the deceased\; Tex\, the crusty cowboy owner of the dude ranch\, heavily mortgaged to Crenshaw and Lomax\; and\, not least of all\, Tommy Delbert\, Crenshaw's playboy nephew\, who blithely admits he hated his uncle's guts. And when Dam finds that Daph is Tommy's weekend date\, he spares her neither his suspicions nor the third degree. Dam wades through clues\, alibis\, Daphne's helpful interference and a meddling country sheriff\, Elmo "Moose" Lodge\, with his own theories. But without spilling his cocktail or ruffling his tuxedo\, Dam finally gathers all the suspects in a room for the final solution to both the mystery and his oddball romance with his ex-wife. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:There are roles for five males and two females. "\;A matter of life and death!"\; reads the telegram that urgently summons Damocles Cole\, gentleman sleuth\, to a dude ranch. It was death &hellip\; Dam'\;s client\, Horace Crenshaw\, has been both stabbed and shot. But Dam notices the telegram was sent after Crenshaw was already dead. Dam'\;s ex-wife\, Daphne\, sent it. They'\;re divorced because spunky Daph wrote a lurid murder mystery based on one of Dam'\;s exploits. She even fashioned her detective hero on him. Dam was not flattered. Daph has lured him to the scene of the crime because she desperately needs a little inspiration for a sequel &hellip\; and there'\;s another reason&mdash\;she'\;s still in love with him. But Dam plays it close to the chest\, both with Daph and the eccentric array of suspects: Lomax\, Crenshaw'\;s partner\, whose voluptuous wife\, Vera\, was making a play for the deceased\; Tex\, the crusty cowboy owner of the dude ranch\, heavily mortgaged to Crenshaw and Lomax\; and\, not least of all\, Tommy Delbert\, Crenshaw'\;s playboy nephew\, who blithely admits he hated his uncle'\;s guts. And when Dam finds that Daph is Tommy'\;s weekend date\, he spares her neither his suspicions nor the third degree. Dam wades through clues\, alibis\, Daphne'\;s helpful interference and a meddling country sheriff\, Elmo "\;Moose"\; Lodge\, with his own theories. But without spilling his cocktail or ruffling his tuxedo\, Dam finally gathers all the suspects in a room for the final solution to both the mystery and his oddball romance with his ex-wife. LOCATION:Grand Opera House 109 S. Pierre Street Pierre\, SD 57501 UID:e.413.26193 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260917T235235Z URL:https://business.pierre.org/events/details/open-auditions-whodunnit-darling-26193 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR