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Mystery of Edwin Drood

Mystery of Edwin Drood

Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc.
A play-in-a-play musical mystery drama set in 1873 in Cloisterham, England

Premiere Date

1985

By

Rupert Holmes

Based On

an unfinished Charles Dickens' novel

Plot Synopsis

Since there were no clues as to Drood's murderer or even if a murder had been committed, Holmes decides to let the audience provide the show's ending by voting how it turns out. The musical is offered as if it was being performed by an acting company, complete with such conventions as a Chairman to comment on the action and a woman to play the part of Edwin Drood.
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