Synopsis: A comic thriller within a thriller within a thriller as four characters come to grips with greed, lust, jealousy and murder, and who does what to whom, and how.

Charles Wilson directed this show, assisted by Jeannine Waters and Paul del Gatto.

News Herald Reviews:
The Entertainer, March 31, 2000
The Entertainer, April 7, 2000

Director's Notes: Q: What did you like about this play to make you want to direct it? Charles: It is a very cleverly written comedy-thriller with amazing plot twists. Q: Is there anything especially challenging in this production? Charles: The set includes difficult effects: an operating faucet, a turning water wheel, rain, and pyrotechnic effects. Also, the cast includes 4 characters who must change vocally several times. Q: Do you have any comments on the show itself? Charles: This is a comedy-thriller which is very intricately plotted - a play within a play within a play. The ending defies anyone who thinks he can predict it. Although very complex, with many plot twists and character changes, it is highly entertaining throughout. We should also mention that the show contains some adult themes and is not recommended for children.

Cast:

Derek Taylor	Mark A. Wells
Janet Taylor	Francesca Sullivan-Canty
Jonathan Becker	Dann Thomas Alagna
Melinda Becker	Kelly Kivett

 The cast of Accomplice dedicates their performances in this production to Crystal Matthews.

 Backstage and Technical Crew:

Stage Manager	Jeannine Waters
Original incidental music	Rupert Holmes
Incidental music performed by	Deborah Grunfeld
Sound Technician	Wesley Gunn
Lighting Design	Fernando Renneke
Lighting Technician	Sabrina Washington

 

 Others who have contributed time, labor and skills to the successful completion of this play:

Set Design	Charles Wilson
Set Construction	Charles Wilson, Jeannine Waters, Sharon Harvey, Evette Tanguay, John Yingling, Sandy Wilson, Inia Jean Plumb
Costumes	the cast
Properties	Inia Jean Plumb, Jeannine Waters
Gargoyle Construction	Billy Plumb
Photography	Joel Turner
Special Thanks To	Inia Jean Plumb, Sue Webb, John Webster, The Martin Theatre