A Theatrical Murder — David W. Robinson

The show must go on



Howling winds, driving rain, freezing temperatures. The New Year has come in with a nasty bite, but the Sanford 3rd Age Club brave the elements to visit Skegness for a performance of Hamlet, starring the granddaughter of one of their own. But when one of the cast is murdered on stage, it's a call to action for Joe, Sheila and Brenda.



Shot or poisoned? Was the killing linked to drugs? Or was it related to a road accident in the dim and distant past. Does it involve the very public antipathy between the victim and star of a nearby pantomime?



With suspects who are all actors, how are Joe, Sheila and Brenda supposed to know who is telling the truth and who is lying?



IT'S MURDER TREADING THE BOARDS





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