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In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.

In Strollers Theatre’s production of The Musical Comedy Murders Of 1940, the tropes and plot devices found in '40s murder mysteries are mashed up in a farce that includes more than its fair share of sliding panels, secret passageways, bumbling police inspectors, knives, dead bodies, and German maids. That said, it’s not all broad comedy. John Bishop’s script also has plenty to say about show business itself, via a meta-commentary found in the play’s raison d'être. The cast of a recent Broadway flop gathers with the intention of luring the “Stage Door Slasher” out of hiding—the same murderer who derailed their most recent show by hacking up part of the troupe. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Thursday, Oct. 29 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Musical Comedy Murders" in the subject line.