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You Have the Right to Remain
You Have the Right to Remain
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Author: Pat Cook Publisher: Dramatic Publishing (cover may change) Format: Softcover # of Pages: 75 Pub. Date: 2000 Edition: Acting ISBN-10: 0871298082 ISBN-13: 9780871298089 Cast Size: 5 female, 5 male
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About
the Play:
You Have the Right to Remain Dead is a full-length comedy
by Pat Cook. This
audience-participation murder mystery features a hilarious cast of
actors playing actors playing potential criminals.
You Have the Right to Remain Dead a delightful mixture of
murder, mystery and intrigue.
You've just settled down in a theatre to solve an
audience-participation murder mystery. The narrator comes out and
gives you a few "ins and outs" on what to look for in the
play. The show starts and you meet Fat Daddy, a rich but vindictive
southern gentleman with an equally conniving and scheming family. So
you know who's going to die, right? But who will the murderer be?
Will it be Sweet Mama, Daddy's pandering wife; Hyacinth, the daughter
who's always cleaning the family firearms; Earl the worm, or his
overly amorous wife, Savannah; or Clete, the sullen handyman who, for
some reason, is in the will? Then Fat Daddy is discovered, dead as a
hammer. Except the corpse isn't Daddy's – it's the narrator's! The
director comes on stage and the police arrive. Now you have to figure
out which of the actors murdered the narrator. And not only are you
questioning the cast, but they are questioning you! Yes, you are a
suspect as well! You Have the Right to Remain Dead
is a frantic mystery-comedy that
will have audiences guessing
until the last clue is dropped and the last ham overacts.
You Have the Right to Remain Dead is a family friendly
comedy that is regularly
performed in high school and community theatre productions
Cast: 5 female, 5 male
About the Playwright:
Pat Cook is a Texas-based playwright who has enjoyed a
prolific career writing plays for the Community Theatre and School
markets. With over 150 plays published by nine publishers, he has
delighted audiences with his plays since 1976. Several of his plays
have even been translated into Dutch and German.
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