Harold Spooks is sprung from prison to tell the gang where in the hotel he stashed the loot. Unfortunately, he's the wrong Harold Spooks and he hasn't a clue where the money is hidden. Worse still, this Harold is a twit and likely to give the gang away any minute. More hazards include Norah, the man-eating manageress, Edna, continually interrupting the gang's frenzied plottings, and the redoubtable Mrs Fletcher-Brewer who is suspicious of all men.
Performance Schedule
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
| 4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 8:00 pm |
9 8:00 pm |
10 8:00 pm |
| 11 2:00 pm |
12 |
13 |
14 |
15 8:00 pm |
16 8:00 pm |
17 8:00 pm |
The days in the calendar are color-coded:
| White | Plenty of seats were available |
| Yellow | A popular performance, but seats were available |
| Red | A very popular show, very few seats were available |
Directed by Kathy Ludt, the cast of Off the Hook included
| Norah Catchpole | Linda Oroszko |
| Edna | Joan Stewart |
| Fred Baxtert | Dave Archambault |
| Major Catchpole | Mark Patrick |
| Charlie Mullins | Ben Brown |
| Harold Spooks | Martin Dodd |
| Mrs. Fletcher-Brewer | Mary Beth Yentz |
| Carol | Nicol Celeste Chouinard |
| Polly | Ruth Phelps |
| Mr. Parkinson | Dave Ludt |
| Producers | Dave & Kathy Ludt |
| Director | Kathy Ludt |
| Stage Manager | Doug Beller |
| Lighting | Kathy Ludt |
| Lighting / Sound Design | Dave Ludt |
| Set Design / Construction | Dave Ludt |
| Costumes | Carole Saunders |
| Box Office | Karen Josbacher |
Thanks to the Worcester Telegram for a review (subscription required) in the 15 May edition.