Tomorrow night, the game begins.
Prescription: Murder opens Friday, and the cast is ready to take you on a stylish, suspenseful ride.
Join us for opening weekend and be part of the first audience to experience this gripping thriller.
Just scroll down on your phone, or look in the upper right corner of your computer screen to buy your tickets now or at the door!
It’s tech week!
Lights, sound, costumes, and performances are coming together, and the show is finding its full shape. The tension, humor, and psychological twists are sharper than ever.
Our cast and crew are working hard each night this week, putting the final touches on our show. Opening night is just days away—get your tickets now. Just scroll down on your phone, or look in the upper right corner of your computer screen to buy your tickets now.
Every detail matters in a mystery.
From period‑accurate telephones to carefully chosen books and décor, our props team has built a world that feels lived‑in and precise.
These small touches help the audience lean in—and sometimes, they reveal more than the characters intend.
Come see us April 17th thru 26th. How many details do you pick up on? Just scroll down on your phone, or look in the upper right corner of your computer screen to buy your tickets now.
The Actress Entangled in a Deadly Performance
Susan Hudson is the emotional fault line running through Dr. Roy Flemming’s perfect plan. She’s young, talented, and deeply in love with a man who sees her as both muse and means. That love shapes every choice she makes, turning her from a confident actress into someone struggling to reconcile her heart with the terrible role she’s been asked to play.
A Relationship Built on Passion and Unequal Power
Susan doesn’t join Flemming’s scheme out of ambition or manipulation; she does it because she believes in him. She trusts his brilliance, his promises, and the future he paints for them. But that devotion is complicated by the imbalance between them. Flemming directs her performance, guides her reactions, and reassures her with the same calm authority he uses on his patients. Her love becomes the lever he relies on — and the thing that ultimately breaks her.
The Emotional Cost of Loving the Wrong Man
As the plan unfolds, Susan’s confidence erodes. She feels the moral weight of the deception long before she can admit it, and her fear grows as she realizes how far Flemming is willing to go. Her unraveling isn’t theatrical; it’s human. She wants to believe in the man she loves, but she can’t ignore the darkness in what he’s done — or what he’s asked her to do.
Join us April 17th thru 26th. Just scroll down on your phone, or look in the upper right corner of your computer screen to buy your tickets now.
Columbo’s First and Most Elegant Monster
Dr. Roy Flemming stands at the center of Prescription: Murder as the prototype for the refined, calculating Columbo killer. A respected psychiatrist with impeccable manners and a cool, almost theatrical confidence, Flemming commits his crime with the certainty of a man who believes he understands human nature better than anyone else in the room. His intelligence is real, but his arrogance is fatal.
A Charmer Who Knows Exactly How to Perform
Flemming’s power comes from his charm. He doesn’t intimidate—he persuades. He reads people with clinical precision and uses that insight to manipulate, soothe, or seduce as needed. That polished exterior makes him dangerous, because it hides the cold, strategic mind beneath it.
The First to Underestimate Columbo
What makes Flemming unforgettable is how completely he misjudges Lt. Columbo. He sees only the rumpled coat and the wandering questions, never realizing that Columbo’s gentle persistence is slowly dismantling his perfect plan. Watching Flemming shift from amused superiority to quiet dread sets the tone for every brilliant duel that would follow in the series.
Why He Still Resonates
Flemming isn’t just the show’s first villain—he’s the mold. The cultured professional. The flawless planner. The man who thinks he’s too smart to be caught. His downfall reminds us that confidence without humility is its own kind of trap, and that even the most polished façade can crack under the weight of truth.
Come meet Dr. Flemming and the rest of the cast April 17th thru 26th Just scroll down on your phone, or look in the upper right corner of your computer screen to buy your tickets now.