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The production was done very well and the players were good, but being a musician and a theatre performer, some of the flaws were noticeable. Sometimes I'm overly critical. I went with my theatre teacher and we are both kind of like that. It was very good and enjoyable.

I was totally going to see it again in Norfolk today. 2:30 matinee, last performance, but I opted to go see Wimbledon, which was better.

Woah, I started this one and stopped. Good luck to anyone who can do it! I'm not touching that with a ten foot pole.

Answer to Cluedokid25: 1. Gray putting bullets in the Revolver :o 2. Peacock stealing Teddy Bear's watch :twisted: 3. Green setting the clock back to 9:50 :!: 4. Scarlet tightening the Rope :shock: 5. Peach throwing the Knife at a picture of Brunette on a dartboard :x 6. Mustard setting the clock fo...

Here is a website with info on VCR Clue. Madame Rose was the only person to sersiously keep going on with acting, even though alot of them aren't that well known, besides The Crucible

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0188510/

Hope that helps any.

I just finished looking up the answer to the last question about the Study in Murder at Boddy Mansion. I had found out last night was waiting all day to post it. Crap. Oh well, I'll wait for Micheal's question (he is right)

I saw Clue: The Musical this past Saturday at a little theatre (literally) in Norfolk, VA. Miss Scarlet's high notes were ear piercing, Mr. Green could have sang louder, Professor Plum could have stopped fidgeting, and Mrs. Peacock was awesome. My theatre teacher and a bunch of us went. She knew the...

Mine is Mrs. Peacock with the Rope in the Conservatory. When I saw Clue: The Musical at a local theatre it was Mrs. Peacock with the Candlestick in the Kitchen. Hey, 1 out of 3 ain't bad.