Endless Mountains Theatre Company | Death of a Doornail!

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NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

04/30/13

Registrations are now being accepted for EdCamp 2013!

Don't miss your opportunity for middle and high school students (at least 10 years old and in 5^th through 12^th grade in the 2012-2013 school year) to attend a week-long camp with workshops and clinics led by professional performers and

04/19/13

EMTC won two NEPTA Awards at the 2013 awards ceremony held on April 13th.

“Tales of Dark Imagination III,” written and directed by David Schmidt, won an award for Best Original Production.

In addition, Reese Allen won the “Best Child Actress” award for her role

03/11/13

The NEPTA Nominations are out! EMTC is nominated for the following awards:

Best Supporting Actor (Comedy) - Art Donato, Dean Hutchins, Marty Courtney.

02/27/13

EMTC presents another great audience participation murder mystery dinner theatre event - two great performances at two great locations.

EMTC presents another great audience participation murder mystery dinner theatre event - two great performances at two great locations. "Death of a Doornail," from the same author who gave us last season's "Murder Me Always" will be presented on Saturday March 16 at the Harford Fire Hall on Fair Hill Rd in Harford at 6:00pm. Reservations required - $25 includes dinner and show. Call 570-434-2414 or 570-878-5058.

And again on Saturday April 6 at the Christian & Missionary Alliance Church on Randolph St in Great Bend. Reservations required - $25 includes dinner and show. Call 570-879-2741. Come on out and test your detective skills!

Death of a Doornail by Lee Mueller

Eccentric Millionaire, Albert Doornale has invited all of his close friends to his estate; including his ex-wife Abigail, his current fiance Candy Bombay, and his childhood friend from the lower East Side, Salvatore Carbone. Everyone arrives at the estate greeted by the grumpy Butler and cutlery carrying cook. The only problem is, Albert is not there, no one has seen him. Not his nerdy Nephew or his socially spoiled daughter. None of the guests have any idea why they are there or what happened to their host. That is until blood is found in the upstairs bathroom. Was Albert killed and carried away? In the nick of time, Inspector Bukowski arrives on the scene. A murder investigation will begin, as soon as a body is found. It may be a long wait.