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What's percolating at the Barrow?

8/9/2022

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Something is brewing at the Barrow-CivicTheatre in Franklin that has a Titusville man pouring over the details the pot (or should I say plot) trying to solve a murder.

Jim Nash, who has been involved in local theater for a number of years is playing Belgian inspector Hercule Poirot in the percolating Agatha Christie whodunnit “Black Coffee” at the Barrow-Civic’s Little Theater opening this Friday. 

The plot centers around the death of accomplished physicist Sir Claud Armory who seems to have  split the atom and create one of the most deadly weapons known to humankind - the atom bomb.

​But during a little dinner party he fears his plans was stolen out of his safe. As Armory drinks black coffee he claimed to be quite bitter, he tells the guests he has locked them in until authorities arrive.
Soon after drinking the bitter coffee, he was found dead in his chair. Moments before a box of poisons and old school medicines were taken out and describe how each would kill someone.

​But is that what killed the scientist, or was it something more mysterious?


Everyone in the cast is a  suspect and are advised to not leave the premises as Poirot and fellow Inspector Japp pour over the clues.

Nash said he loves playing in front of local audiences. “Community theater is a unique and exciting experience, because you get to work with people who have been on stage for many years and you get to work with people who are getting involved on stage or behind the scenes for the very first time,” he said. “And if you are lucky, you meet many new friends along the way.”

Nash is joined by fellow Titusvillian Josh Devlin who plays Dr. Carelli, one of Poirot’s suspects.
This story was written for The Titusville Herald and up-dated for Eight & 322.
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Cast:
Hercule Poirot - Jim Nash
Lucia Amory - Grace Fish
Richard Amory - Caleb McCarthy
Barbara Amory - Elizabeth Braughler
Dr. Carelli - Josh Devlin
Caroline Amory - Tracy Brown
Captain Arthur Hastings - Aaron Ritsig
Ella Raynor - Brooke Lawrie
Sir Claud Amory - Bill Trimble
Tredwell - Mike Heise
Dr. Graham - Aundrea Fish Hill
Inspector Japp - Andrew Ritsig
Constable Johnson - Nicholas Hess
Directed by Andrew Ritsig
Produced by Nicholas Hess and Brooke Lawrie

This is an Off-Barrow Production.
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The 2019 Rocket graduate has been in shows since 2015 and recently has been involved in the experimental Red-Eye Theater in Franklin.
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They are joined by a virtual who’s-who of Franklin theater including the Santa looking Bill Trimble who plays the genius scientist who ended up dead in his own chair. 

The  theater only holds 60 so securing a ticket in advance is advised. There will be six shows . Friday and Saturday beginning at 7:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday. The same schedule for the following week.

As an added bonus to the show, a couple local coffee shops are expected to set up under the Barrow’s marquee to sell coffee to keep with the theme.
More information: visit the theater’s website at https://barrowtheatre.org.
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