OLIVET, Mich. The Olivet College theatre program will present the play, The Real Inspector Hound, April 3 to 5 at the Oaks Theatre in downtown Olivet. The production, which begins at 7:30 p.m. each evening, is free and open to the public.

The Real Inspector Hound, a one-act play written by Tom Stoppard, is a spin-off of todays popular murder mysteries. According to Arthur Williams, director of Olivets theatre program, the play begins as two drama critics sit down to a murder mystery. However, as the play progresses, the critics are drawn into the mystery in a hilarious and unexpected way.

This play is a lot of fun, said Williams. The script is smart and witty, and we have a great cast. Were fortunate to have so many talented actors.

The cast includes Brad Bradbury, a junior from Pinckney, as Magnus; Becky Gehrman, a sophomore from Battle Creek, as Mrs. Drudge; Marie Gouba, a freshman from Novi, as Moon; Katie Graebner, a sophomore from Lansing, as the Voice of the BBC; Jesse Gyger, a sophomore from Charlotte, as Simon; June Hein, a junior from Lansing, as Felicity; Nick James, a sophomore from Coldwater, as the Inspector; Katie OBrien, a sophomore from Flint, as Cynthia, and James Wyszynski, a sophomore from Grand Ledge, as Birdboot.

For more information, contact the Oaks Theatre at (269) 749-7424.

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