Anybody for Murder? A Play

“Anybody for Murder? A Play” by Brian Clemens is a drama published by Samuel French in 1990. This edition, written in English and spanning 54 pages, presents a darkly comedic narrative centered around Max, who devises a plan to murder his wife, Janet, for her life insurance. The plot thickens when Mary and George arrive on their Greek island with news that both Mary and Janet are beneficiaries of a substantial fortune, leading to a web of schemes and intentions where everyone seems to be plotting murder.
Readers will find a blend of intrigue and humor as the characters navigate their tangled motives. The story features a crime writer, Edgar Chambers, who becomes an unexpected obstacle in their plans. With a cast of three women and three men, the play explores themes of greed and deception against a European backdrop. This edition offers a concise yet engaging exploration of the lengths to which individuals will go for wealth and the complexities that arise in their interactions.
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Max is planning to murder his wife Janet, collect her life insurance, and enjoy life with his girlfriend when Mary and George arrive on their Greek island with news: Mary and Janet are beneficiaries of a huge fortune. Plans and plots hatch, and soon everyone is bent on murder. All that stands in their way is the presence of a neighbor who knows a thing or two about murder, crime writer Edgar Chambers.3 women, 3 men
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