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A Comedy by Derek Benfield
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 |
The Production Staff:
| 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.
