Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30 PM
Sunday, February 2 at 2:00 PM
Saturday, February 8 at 2:00 PM
$23 regular, $20 senior, student, military
BoxOffice@CVLT.org
(440) 247-8955
Phone Sales 1-6 PM Tue-Fri
Box Office opens two hours before all performances.
Director — DON BERNARDO
Producer — KATE BERNARDO
Set Design & Construction — STEVEN SAVANYU & MADELEINE McCLURE
We suggest arriving as early as possible to all CVLT events. A map of parking options is available on our Contact page. In addition, traffic and parking in Chagrin Falls may be further affected by the 2024-25 bridge reconstruction project on N. Main Street. Please plan accordingly.
All aboard for mystery with Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, masterfully adapted for the stage by America’s most-produced playwright, Ken Ludwig.
Step aboard the luxurious train where mystery and intrigue unfold as the legendary detective Hercule Poirot tackles one of his most perplexing cases. When a murder is discovered and every passenger becomes a suspect, Poirot must use his brilliant deductive skills to unravel the tangled web of clues and deceit. With its captivating plot and dazzling cast of characters, this classic whodunit promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Experience the glamour and suspense of Agatha Christie’s most famous murder mystery in Ludwig’s adaptation, which captures the essence of Christie’s storytelling, bringing to life the opulence of the Orient Express and the complex personalities of its passengers.
With twists and turns at every corner, Murder on the Orient Express delivers an unforgettable evening excitement, with Ken Ludwig’s signature dose of humor to keep things on the rails!
Poirot — ADAM V. YOUNG
Bouc — JOHN-PAUL “JP” WHITMAN
Princess Dragomiroff — MIM GOLOBOFF
Colonel Arbuthnot — MICHAEL AVENI
Mary Debenham — ALEX PETSCHE
Countess Andrenyi — MICHELLE UNGER
Helen Hubbard — LISA FREEBAIRN-TARR
Ratchett — BILL D. KOSTEAS
Michel The Conductor — DOUGLAS R. VANEK
Hector MacQueen — JULIAN KRUYNE
Greta Ohlsson — GWENDOLYN BAKER
Daisy Armstrong — VIVIEN MORRISON
