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Arsenic and Old Lace (Trinity, 2001)
Mortimer Brewster has a job he loves to hate, a lovely girlfriend and two delightful old aunts. His life seems quite orderly and stable, until he discovers that his dear old aunts have a few skeletons in the closet. Or more accurately, in the window-seat...
Cast
Mortimer Brewster- (Worcester)
Abby Brewster-Kate Broadhurst
Martha Brewster-Rhi Mogridge
Jonathon Brewster-Anas Alazami
Dr. Einstein-Jason Zerdin
Teddy Brewster-Liz Norman
Elaine Harper-Rebecca Zerdin
Officer O' Hara- (Wadham)
Mr. Brophy-Abigail Laing
Mr. Klein-Lydia Menzies
Dr. Harper-Colin Batchelor
Lieutenant Rooney-Maggie Berndt
Mr. Witherspoon- (Wadham)
Mr. Gibbs-Igor Gramatikovski
Mr. Hoskins-James Needham
Mr. Spenalzo-Susanne Calabrese
By-Joseph Kesselring
Director- (Wadham)
Susanne Calabrese
Producer- (Wadham)
Underlying gratitute and adoration
(for making the window-seat)		- (Worcester)
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