Welcome to the 50th anniversary High School reunion of the Class of 1975. Please take a name tag, and let the games begin...
The evening is emceed by class president Biff Decker, a burned-out Lothario who will pay for his past affairs and offenses. The shady class vice-president appears out of nowhere, claiming to be a former CIA advisor. The class treasurer, fresh out of prison for embezzlement, has a real estate scheme that will make everyone rich. Once Biff opens the evening he's interrupted by Beatrice Miller, still bitter about being cheated (by a rigged class election) out of Head Cheerleader.
When a murder ensues, it will be up to the audience to solve it.
Admission is by donation, and all proceeds will go to the United Community Church for masonry repair work.
The St. Johnsbury Players are the Northeast Kingdom's oldest community theater group, bringing live theater to the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont for more than eighty years. Show selections include beloved classics and contemporary hits, and auditions are always open to the public. In addition to theatrical pursuits, the Players seek to encourage young people's passion for theater with the W. Clark Noyes Theater Arts Award, given every year to a graduating high school senior. Named after one of the founding members of the Players, the Theater Arts Award is given to a student who has demonstrated excellence in the theatrical arts and is going on to study theater in college. Ten percent of the profits from every Players production are contributed to the award. St. Johnsbury Players was founded in 1936.
We got our start in the 1930's doing theater in local churches. One of the founding members Freddie King was and member of North Congregational Church (Now United Community Church) United Community Church has kept their community relationship strong with the theater group over all these years to include housing costumes, rehearsal and performance spaces. To show our appreciation the St Johnsbury are having a fund raiser for United Community Church (former North Congregational street).
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