The high drama and low comedy of small stakes

An isolated English manor.  A love triangle.  Threats of violence.  A corpse.  A man who--wait, what?  It’s two corpses?  Right. 

An isolated English manor.  A love triangle.  Threats of violence.  Two corpses.  Suspicion--oh come on, three corpses now?  Isn’t that a bit much? 

Fine.  An isolated English manor.  A love threat.  Violent triangles.  Four, count ‘em, four, dead bodies!  This play's synopsis is too silly to continue.  Come discover how two critics at a whodunit find themselves part of the action in this absurd comedy by Tom Stoppard that takes a look at the high drama and low comedy of small stakes. 

Directed by Jon Foley Sherman, "The Real Inspector Hound" opens Thursday at 8 p.m. in Beloit College's Neese Theatre.  Performances will continue on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., and on Nov. 18 through Nov. 20. 

For tickets, call the box office at ext.  2755 between 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, or purchase tickets at the door.  Faculty and staff tickets are $5; student tickets are $4.  No late seating!