Tony Carnahan, Celia McCoy and Mike Kennedy cook up some comedy in Cafe Murder, set for this weekend.

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MIDDLEPORT — A “Cafe Murder” a comedy/mystery where the audience gets to solve the crime, will be presented by the River City Players at 7 p.m. on Saturday in the Middleport Village Hall auditorium.

The RCP have assembled a comedic cast of veteran performers who Roger Gilmore describes as “having difficulty making it through the rehearsals because they are laughing to hard.”

“Café Murder” is a hilarious murder mystery-comedy for which the River City Players (RCP) Community Theater has assembled a killer (pun-intended) comedic cast. The cast list includes: Celia McCoy as an overbearing, hypochondriacal birthday girl, eldest of five sisters; Dixie Sayre her sister, an aging hippie, paranoid and quite inappropriate; Linda Warner, another sister who is a very proper conservative bank executive, intelligent, and sexually repressed; Jessica Holliday, another sister, self-absorbed, airhead “Valley Girl”; Janis Carnahan, the sister who is a long-haul trucker – rude, crude, and thinks she’s a dude; Gary Walker, a scattered, self-taught detective with a limited vocabulary; Mike Kennedy, an incompetent waiter; Tony Carnahan, a French chef for whom a great deal is lost in translation; and Roger Gilmore, a snooty maitre’d and owner of the restaurant. This talented group of RCP veterans promises to provide a real laugh riot, and you don’t want to miss the fun.

While this will not be a dinner theater presentation, appetizers and desserts will be served prior to and during the performance. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $10 with advance seating available through the Fabric Shop in Pomeroy or at the door. For more information, visit www.rivercityplayers.org, Facebook River City Players – Middleport, email rcp.showinfo@gmail.com or phone (740) 444-1595.

POMEROY — A “Dogs for Dogs” fundraiser will be held on Friday to benefit the Meigs County Dog Shelter.

The event will include the sale of hot dogs to raise money for the shelter.

Rich Wamsley, along with other volunteers have helped to organize the event with the support of local officials, including the Meigs County Commissioners.

Lunch will be served from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. on Friday at the Meigs County Courthouse. It will be held at the visitor’s center which is located on the first floor of the courthouse on the side near the Sheriff’s Office.

Donations will be accepted for the lunch, with all proceeds going to supplies and other needs for the shelter. Items for the lunch are all being donated.

In addition to the need for supplies, the shelter also has many dogs who are in need of a home. Dogs at the shelter can be adopted or fostered. The shelter is also in need of volunteers.

Tony Carnahan, Celia McCoy and Mike Kennedy cook up some comedy in Cafe Murder, set for this weekend.

slideshow

MIDDLEPORT — A “Cafe Murder” a comedy/mystery where the audience gets to solve the crime, will be presented by the River City Players at 7 p.m. on Saturday in the Middleport Village Hall auditorium.

The RCP have assembled a comedic cast of veteran performers who Roger Gilmore describes as “having difficulty making it through the rehearsals because they are laughing to hard.”

“Café Murder” is a hilarious murder mystery-comedy for which the River City Players (RCP) Community Theater has assembled a killer (pun-intended) comedic cast. The cast list includes: Celia McCoy as an overbearing, hypochondriacal birthday girl, eldest of five sisters; Dixie Sayre her sister, an aging hippie, paranoid and quite inappropriate; Linda Warner, another sister who is a very proper conservative bank executive, intelligent, and sexually repressed; Jessica Holliday, another sister, self-absorbed, airhead “Valley Girl”; Janis Carnahan, the sister who is a long-haul trucker – rude, crude, and thinks she’s a dude; Gary Walker, a scattered, self-taught detective with a limited vocabulary; Mike Kennedy, an incompetent waiter; Tony Carnahan, a French chef for whom a great deal is lost in translation; and Roger Gilmore, a snooty maitre’d and owner of the restaurant. This talented group of RCP veterans promises to provide a real laugh riot, and you don’t want to miss the fun.

While this will not be a dinner theater presentation, appetizers and desserts will be served prior to and during the performance. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $10 with advance seating available through the Fabric Shop in Pomeroy or at the door. For more information, visit www.rivercityplayers.org, Facebook River City Players – Middleport, email rcp.showinfo@gmail.com or phone (740) 444-1595.

POMEROY — A “Dogs for Dogs” fundraiser will be held on Friday to benefit the Meigs County Dog Shelter.

The event will include the sale of hot dogs to raise money for the shelter.

Rich Wamsley, along with other volunteers have helped to organize the event with the support of local officials, including the Meigs County Commissioners.

Lunch will be served from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. on Friday at the Meigs County Courthouse. It will be held at the visitor’s center which is located on the first floor of the courthouse on the side near the Sheriff’s Office.

Donations will be accepted for the lunch, with all proceeds going to supplies and other needs for the shelter. Items for the lunch are all being donated.

In addition to the need for supplies, the shelter also has many dogs who are in need of a home. Dogs at the shelter can be adopted or fostered. The shelter is also in need of volunteers.

Tony Carnahan, Celia McCoy and Mike Kennedy cook up some comedy in Cafe Murder, set for this weekend.

slideshow

MIDDLEPORT — A “Cafe Murder” a comedy/mystery where the audience gets to solve the crime, will be presented by the River City Players at 7 p.m. on Saturday in the Middleport Village Hall auditorium.

The RCP have assembled a comedic cast of veteran performers who Roger Gilmore describes as “having difficulty making it through the rehearsals because they are laughing to hard.”

“Café Murder” is a hilarious murder mystery-comedy for which the River City Players (RCP) Community Theater has assembled a killer (pun-intended) comedic cast. The cast list includes: Celia McCoy as an overbearing, hypochondriacal birthday girl, eldest of five sisters; Dixie Sayre her sister, an aging hippie, paranoid and quite inappropriate; Linda Warner, another sister who is a very proper conservative bank executive, intelligent, and sexually repressed; Jessica Holliday, another sister, self-absorbed, airhead “Valley Girl”; Janis Carnahan, the sister who is a long-haul trucker – rude, crude, and thinks she’s a dude; Gary Walker, a scattered, self-taught detective with a limited vocabulary; Mike Kennedy, an incompetent waiter; Tony Carnahan, a French chef for whom a great deal is lost in translation; and Roger Gilmore, a snooty maitre’d and owner of the restaurant. This talented group of RCP veterans promises to provide a real laugh riot, and you don’t want to miss the fun.

While this will not be a dinner theater presentation, appetizers and desserts will be served prior to and during the performance. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $10 with advance seating available through the Fabric Shop in Pomeroy or at the door. For more information, visit www.rivercityplayers.org, Facebook River City Players – Middleport, email rcp.showinfo@gmail.com or phone (740) 444-1595.

POMEROY — A “Dogs for Dogs” fundraiser will be held on Friday to benefit the Meigs County Dog Shelter.

The event will include the sale of hot dogs to raise money for the shelter.

Rich Wamsley, along with other volunteers have helped to organize the event with the support of local officials, including the Meigs County Commissioners.

Lunch will be served from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. on Friday at the Meigs County Courthouse. It will be held at the visitor’s center which is located on the first floor of the courthouse on the side near the Sheriff’s Office.

Donations will be accepted for the lunch, with all proceeds going to supplies and other needs for the shelter. Items for the lunch are all being donated.

In addition to the need for supplies, the shelter also has many dogs who are in need of a home. Dogs at the shelter can be adopted or fostered. The shelter is also in need of volunteers.

Tony Carnahan, Celia McCoy and Mike Kennedy cook up some comedy in Cafe Murder, set for this weekend.

slideshow

MIDDLEPORT — A “Cafe Murder” a comedy/mystery where the audience gets to solve the crime, will be presented by the River City Players at 7 p.m. on Saturday in the Middleport Village Hall auditorium.

The RCP have assembled a comedic cast of veteran performers who Roger Gilmore describes as “having difficulty making it through the rehearsals because they are laughing to hard.”

“Café Murder” is a hilarious murder mystery-comedy for which the River City Players (RCP) Community Theater has assembled a killer (pun-intended) comedic cast. The cast list includes: Celia McCoy as an overbearing, hypochondriacal birthday girl, eldest of five sisters; Dixie Sayre her sister, an aging hippie, paranoid and quite inappropriate; Linda Warner, another sister who is a very proper conservative bank executive, intelligent, and sexually repressed; Jessica Holliday, another sister, self-absorbed, airhead “Valley Girl”; Janis Carnahan, the sister who is a long-haul trucker – rude, crude, and thinks she’s a dude; Gary Walker, a scattered, self-taught detective with a limited vocabulary; Mike Kennedy, an incompetent waiter; Tony Carnahan, a French chef for whom a great deal is lost in translation; and Roger Gilmore, a snooty maitre’d and owner of the restaurant. This talented group of RCP veterans promises to provide a real laugh riot, and you don’t want to miss the fun.

While this will not be a dinner theater presentation, appetizers and desserts will be served prior to and during the performance. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $10 with advance seating available through the Fabric Shop in Pomeroy or at the door. For more information, visit www.rivercityplayers.org, Facebook River City Players – Middleport, email rcp.showinfo@gmail.com or phone (740) 444-1595.

POMEROY — A “Dogs for Dogs” fundraiser will be held on Friday to benefit the Meigs County Dog Shelter.

The event will include the sale of hot dogs to raise money for the shelter.

Rich Wamsley, along with other volunteers have helped to organize the event with the support of local officials, including the Meigs County Commissioners.

Lunch will be served from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. on Friday at the Meigs County Courthouse. It will be held at the visitor’s center which is located on the first floor of the courthouse on the side near the Sheriff’s Office.

Donations will be accepted for the lunch, with all proceeds going to supplies and other needs for the shelter. Items for the lunch are all being donated.

In addition to the need for supplies, the shelter also has many dogs who are in need of a home. Dogs at the shelter can be adopted or fostered. The shelter is also in need of volunteers.