The Mummy

Tahlequah Community Playhouse, Inc. presents “The Mummy’s Claw”, written by Mark Chandler, directed by Mike Phillips and Steve Ball, November 10-12 and November 17-19 at the Tahlequah Armory Municipal Center, 100 North Water Ave., Tahlequah, Ok. The play takes place in the Nile Valley,circa 1903, a party at the home of archaeologist Sir Nevil Blore becomes a struggle for survival when the translation of some stone tablets conjures up an ancient evil. What was the sin of Khopsis, turned to stone and waiting to be reborn if the Blores’ niece is sacrificed on his altar? And why doesn’t he have a head? Can they locate the Pharoh’s jewels? And wish they hadn’t? This evening of non stop hilarity has so many surprises and twists you’ll lose count. All performances are dinner theater performances. Reservations for dinner must be made by the Wednesday prior to the show you want to see. Tickets are $30 for dinner and the show, $15 for show only tickets, and $10 for student show only tickets.  The meals are catered by Everything Nice by Colene. You may purchase tickets at A Bloom, Morris-Cragar Florists or at www.tcpok.com. For special seating needs, dietary needs and more information call the box office at 918-822-4440. Show only tickets may be purchased at the door. TCP is a member of American Association of Community Theaters and Oklahoma Community Theater Association. TCP meets the last Tuesday of the month at St. Basil Episcopal Church, 814 N. Vinita Ave., Tahlequah, Ok.

ANNOUNCING THE CAST OF “THE MUMMY’S CLAW”

Sir Nevil Blore—Brian Duke
Lady Eliza Blore—Bridget Cowlishaw
Lucy Ross—Natalie Bright
Mimi Dugan—Abigail Kinion
Catharyn Ashley—Amy Best
Brick Brock—Jacob Patrick
Alvin Lomax—Mark Payton
Renaldo Palazzo—Brian Cowlishaw
Poppy LaChoy—Heather-Rose Thompson
Fern Hansen—Hannah Mitchell
Idris Glennoch—Linda Payton
Azuris Baka—David Barnoski

Thank you to everyone who auditioned!! Set building and Stage crew still needed.

In the Nile valley, circa 1903, a party at the home of archaeologist Sir Nevil Blore becomes a struggle for survival when the translation of some stone tablets conjures up an ancient evil. What was the sin of Khopsis, turned to stone and waiting to be reborn if the Blores’ niece is sacrificed on his altar? And why doesn’t he have a head? What can thwart the magical powers of the 2000 year old high priest (or priestess, if you prefer)? How can Lucy’s beloved save her? And why in the world does the mummy have a claw on its index finger? Can they locate the Pharaoh’s jewels? And will they wish they hadn’t? And what are zic zag eggs? This evening of non stop hilarity has so many surprises and twists you’ll lose count.