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Writer Jeffery Hatcher Attends 'Dial M for Murder' at Bay Street

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Max Gordon Moore, Reg Rogers, Jeffery Hatcher, Erich Bergen, Mamie Gummer and Rosa Gilmore on the set of Bay Street Theater's

Max Gordon Moore, Reg Rogers, Jeffery Hatcher, Erich Bergen, Mamie Gummer and Rosa Gilmore on the set of Bay Street Theater's "Dial M for Murder." COURTESY BAY STREET THEATER

authorStaff Writer on Jul 24, 2023

On Wednesday, July 19, renowned playwright and screenwriter Jeffery Hatcher made a special visit to the Bay Street Theater to witness his captivating adaptation of “Dial M for Murder” come to life on stage. The highly anticipated production, directed by Walter Bobbie, starring Erich Bergen, Rosa Gilmore, Mamie Gummer, Max Gordon Moore and Reg Rogers, has been enthralling audiences since its opening night.

Hatcher, known for his exceptional writing talent, has masterfully breathed new life into this iconic murder mystery originally penned by Frederick Knott. With his sharp wit and deep understanding of storytelling, Hatcher has skillfully crafted a fresh rendition of “Dial M for Murder” that captivates theatergoers and keeps them on the edge of their seats. Hatcher’s participation in an audience “Talk Back” at the end of the performance was a complete surprise.

“Dial M for Murder” follows the story of a cunning husband who plots the perfect murder of his unfaithful wife. As the events unfold, a series of unexpected twists and turns keep the audience guessing until the final curtain call. Hatcher’s adaptation received rave reviews for its seamless blend of suspense, intrigue, and clever dialogue.

For more information on Bay Street Theater, visit baystreet.org.

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