
Somethings Afoot
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James McDonald, David Vos, and Robert Gerlach’s 'Something's Afoot' arrived at the Lyceum Theatre in 1976, running for an accomplished commercial residency and generating a massive global comedic cult following among regional companies. Conceived as a delightfully wicked, melody-infused musical comedy whodunit farce, the frantic plot hilariously parodies Agatha Christie’s classic literature mystery blueprints by trapping ten eccentric high-society guests inside an isolated English country estate during a sweltering storm as they are systematically murdered, directed by Tony Tanner.

