Thirteen past midnight
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Thirteen Past Midnight is a play by Billy St. John. It is, like clue, a murder mystery. The play is about a soap opera producer, who wishes that all of his cast and crew could come to a party. The producer tells his guests about a game he invented called Thirteen Past Midnight, and gives all of them motive to kill him. He puts a dummy of himself in the game room and tells everyone to kill it without being seen. The butler, the maid, and the cook are not involved in the game. Chaos ensues as everyone tries to kill the dummy, and eventually the producer, Victor, is actually murdered. Now everyone must help find out who did it and arrest the murderer.
Cast (in order of appearance):
Brenda Moss: The maid
Durwood: The butler
Lila Lamont: Gossip Reporter
Toni Crawford: Actress in soap opera
Eve Fulton: Script writer for soap opera
Skyler Trent: Squeamish husband/actor in soap opera
Kathryn Winslow: Victor's wife
Allison Trent: Jealous wife/actress in soap opera
Talbert Worthington: Old man/actor in soap opera
Louise Burke: Old woman/actress in soap opera
Chad Martin: Young actor
Zara Dare: Young actress
Gary Anderson: Actor in soap opera
Victor Winslow: Producer of soap opera
Maureen O' Malley: Cook
Pete Griffin: Private detective
Victor 2: Dummy
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