On Saturday 11th February two murders were committed at Farnborough Bowling Club.
The Restaurant Staff were busy welcoming diners for a fully booked evening at Baldini’s Restaurant, when, even before the starter had been served Manuel, the chef, who was in the kitchen was fatally stabbed.
Very soon Inspector Cluelessi arrived and started ‘his’ investigations.
Not deterred the main course was served, food eaten and drinks drunk, and low and behold a second murder was committed right in front of the diners.
Inspector Cluelessi enlisted the help of the diners to solve the crime and identify the murderer or murderers.
It was a good job Inspector Cluelessi was better at ‘his’ job than his appearance suggested as he identified a motive and the murderer, assisted by the diners.
Nadia Addario, one of the waitresses, was arrested. It was discovered that she was an undercover police operative who had been obtaining information on the Mafia through Luigi Savini, the Maitre D’.
We hope to hear Nadia’s story very soon.
Thanks go to all of the cast, from left to right.
- Anna Maria Renzetti – Anne Hellier
- Adriano – Adrian Hill
- Luigi Savini – Michael Andrews
- Nadia Addario – Sheila Andrews
- Cristian Baldini – Edna Lakeman
- Inspector Cluelessi – Diane Hill
- Benito Pallino – John Lakeman
- Daniela Calasso. – Vicky Raison
- Assisted by Amy the rat catcher and Sophie in the kitchen .
Wish I could have been there!
(Look out Ms. Marple.)
If the cast are not nominated for next year’s Oscars there is no justice.
Just a fab evening.
What a fun evening!
All the cast worked really hard.
Anne’s scream sends a shiver down your spine!
As for Sheila being the murderer – its always the quiet ones.
Well done everyone.
Looking forward to the next one.
No rats were hurt in the production of this mystery,
Amy the rat catcher
Great fun, even though my detective work was all but hopeless. Nadia (Sheila) a murderer, who would have thought that! I suspected Anna (Anne) who’s screams I will never forget. As for the accents, at one point I thought we were in a Spanish restaurant, or Portuguese, or Greek, or anywhere but Italian. Great fun and well done to the Farnborough Players.