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METALINE FALLS — The Kelly Cutter Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre, returning this October, needs some actors.
Writer and director Tara Leininger needs four actors who can both learn lines and do improvisation with guests to play four roles. Kelly Cutter is the resident sleuth and hostess for the evening and central character for the show. The other three roles can be played by men or women who are of “adult” age and appearance, according to the news release. These include Mr. or Ms.
Vanderbilt, Mr. or Ms. Getty and Mr. or Ms. Skirball.
The three characters have spouses or children who have been “bumped off,” and they become the main suspects in the mystery. The three characters’ genders are not important, so casting depends on availability.
Leininger has a preliminary rehearsal schedule available at the Cutter Theatre, which begin in late August.
The show is at 6 p.m. Oct. 3 and 1 p.m. Oct. 4. For audition and performance information, call Leininger at 509-589-1044 or the Cutter Theatre at 509-446-4108.
Many locals make SCC spring honor roll
SPOKANE — Many area students were named to Spokane Community College’s spring quarter honor roll for grade point averages of 3.0 and above. The following were recognized for academic achievement: NEWPORT: Mikhael Arnold, Dakodah Batie, Alexander Bono, Ashley Betz, Carly Campbell, Rayana Chappell, Brenna Bowen, Lindsay-Rose Colliso, Amanda Daniels, Brittany Everman, Laura Hathorn, Lillian Hughes, Kellene Jensen, Kayla Kelly, Maranda Laverdure, Evyn Lyon, Falon Merrick, Melody Self, Clara Simonso, Michael Wallace, Parker Warren, Robert Warren, Melissa Weltzin, Judah Wenceslao, Anna Wyrobek and Amy Zwarg CUSICK: Jazzlyn Carrasco, Josh Diogo, Talon Haney and Annaka Pittsenbarger USK: Robert McClellan, Samantha Sattleen and Samantha Tellessen IONE: Cameron Kulczyk, Micah Gese, Alyssa Percival and Logan Link METALINE FALLS: Jessa Culianan and Silas Petrich OLDTOWN: Robert Bauer and Alexandra Elie
SFCC honor roll out
SPOKANE — Spokane Falls Community College released its honor roll for spring quarter. The honor roll is made up of students who earned a grade point average of 3.0 or better, including these students: NEWPORT: Bethann Dean, Rebecca Harris, Zinnia Henjum and Isabelle Newman CUSICK: Lacy Conlon and Ellie Holmes USK: Caleb Chantry PRIEST RIVER: Christina Herrbach OLDTOWN: Janae Weaver SFCC is one of two community colleges within the Spokane Colleges district and serves over 5,000 students. It is known for its theater, music and fine arts as well as science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs. About 60% of its graduates transfer to four-year colleges and universities. Other students pursue career or technical degrees or certificates.
Hall makes University of Wyoming honor roll
LARAMIE, Wyo. — Morgan Hall of Newport was named to the University of Wyoming’s spring semester President’s Honor Roll for academic achievement. The President’s Honor Roll consists of regularly enrolled undergraduates who earned a 4.0 or A grade point average for the semester.
