By Leslie Arden and Norm Foster
Music, mirth, mayhem and murder are rampant at a remote lodge in rural Saskatchewan in this uproarious romp. The Last Resort is where you want to be, especially if you have a secret. Everyone has something to hide in this madcap mystery – a restaurateur on the run from the mob, a carpet salesman killing more than time, a poet seeking inspiration (and a shallow affair) and twins battling over daddy’s will.
Trent Balfour
He’s quite self-important. According to him, he’s a very important poet, a brilliant writer and quite a ladies’ man. He’s very elitist and perceived as pretentious. | 
Mr. Pomerantz
He lives for his job. He is willing to go to any lengths to get the result he wants.
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Jessica Youngstead
She’s the bad twin and proud of her badness. She does not adore her sister. She’s conniving, and in her mind is completely justified in everything she does.
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Nick Galeazzo
He has mob connections in New York. He’s in witness protection because he witnessed a murder that he may or may not have committed. He’s suspicious of everyone. He’s somewhat of a womanizer.
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Angela Miller
She’s a tough cookie. She doesn’t take any guff from anyone. She’s a pro. Does she have something to hide?
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Sid Barzini
He owns five carpet stores and is known as a carpet baron. He’s at the resort at his wife’s demand. He really doesn’t want to be there.
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Liz Barzini
She’s trying to reignite the flame in a 24 year marriage. She feels middle age makes her invisible. She’s an empty-nester with time to kill.
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Inspector Closely
He’s a renowned RCMP officer in the vein of all the great detectives. He always gets his man (he says with a chuckle.)
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Julia Youngstead
She’s the good twin. Is she too good to be true? She’s perky, she’s optimistic, and she adores her sister.
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"The funniest, best-written, best-performed Canadian musical comedy I have ever seen." - Kitchener Waterloo Record
Plays at The Mack
7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $35
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