A comic masterpiece by local playwright Michael Hollinger.  His imagination takes us to the height of the Cold War - with sex, spies, McCarthyism, communism and murder.  Make no mistake; Cold War mysteries have never been funnier.

January 3-19, 2002

Directed by George Ainslie

CAST:

James.....................................................David DelBianco

Maggie...........................................................Vania Falen

Frank............................................................Jim Ludovici

Andrei.........................................................James Mason

Lynn.............................................................Lydia Morris

Mrs. Kravitz.........................................Margaret Spencer

Detective Maggie Pelletier (Vania Falen) takes a statement from landlady Florence Kravitz (Margaret Spencer).

The coroner (David DelBianco) reviews his report on a mysterious corpse (Jim Mason) for officers Frank Keller (Jim Ludovici) and Maggie Pelletier (Vania Falen).

PRODUCTION CREW:

Director.................................................George Ainslie

Assistant Director.......................................Pam Mullen

Set.........................................................Gregory Miller

Master Carpenter.................................George Mulford

Stage Manager..........................................Chris Moore

Lighting Design.......................................Gregory Miller

Costumes......................................Celeste Maschmeyer

Props.......................................................Cindy Seiden

Sound........................................................Bill Whipple

Makeup.........................................Christine McGovern

Web Page Photographs..........................George Ainslie

Audience Advisory: 

 Red Herring is  appropriate in language 
and content for all ages.

The wife of Senator Joseph McCarthy (Margaret Spencer) talks to her daughter Lynn (Lydia English Morris).

Russian fisherman Andrei Borchevsky (Jim Mason) is seduced by his landlady, Mrs. Kravitz (Margaret Spencer).