By Matt Meyer (October 16, 2003)

Who dunnit? Well, I know dis, a han’ full of misters and misses are droppin’ like flies. How adept are you at figuring out who’s makin’ them gone missing?
 

George Mason’s fall play Murder on the Nile, directed by the legendary Frank Marino, opens tonight at 7:30 and runs through Saturday. The play stars Greg Corbino, Elise Edwards, John Falkey, Christina Huepel, Matthew Meyer, Anna Solovevia, Claire Smalley, and Annie Waunland.  If you liked Ten Little Indians, you’ll "die" for Agatha Christie’s other theatrical murder mystery, Murder on the Nile, the story of seven passengers on holiday aboard the Lotus. The Lotus is a luxury cruise ship that turns out to be a momentary haven for liars and murderers.

Christina Heupel, left, as ffiolet ffolkes, Todd  Johnston as Dr. Bressner, and Anya Solovieva  discuss their situations as they board the floating  paddleboat The Lotus in “Murder on the Nile,” which opens tonight at 7:30 on the GM stage.

Everyone comes to the Lotus seeking answers, relaxation, and peace; what they find is puzzlement, stress, and violence. The ship is turned upside down and back again in the search for clues attached to the nameless murderer. Be the first to find out who the real murderer is.