From Playbill, April 17, 1997:
William Graham, the principal protagonist played by newcomer (and new to musicals) David Andrew Macdonald, is a spendthrift scoundrel who runs through his own fortune, then zeroes in on a likely looking new cash flow named Henrietta Lowell (Karen Trott), a nerdy, nouveau riche botanist. Because he comes with excess baggage, including his Eurotrash mistress, Uta (Alison Fraser), Graham decides to bump off the botanist for her inheritance and joins the already-in-progress murder plot hatched by her attorney, McPherson (John Ellison Conlee), and her housekeeper, Mrs. Tragger (Ruth Williamson).
Full review is at:
www.playbill.com/features/article/64491.html
Ellie
William Graham, the principal protagonist played by newcomer (and new to musicals) David Andrew Macdonald, is a spendthrift scoundrel who runs through his own fortune, then zeroes in on a likely looking new cash flow named Henrietta Lowell (Karen Trott), a nerdy, nouveau riche botanist. Because he comes with excess baggage, including his Eurotrash mistress, Uta (Alison Fraser), Graham decides to bump off the botanist for her inheritance and joins the already-in-progress murder plot hatched by her attorney, McPherson (John Ellison Conlee), and her housekeeper, Mrs. Tragger (Ruth Williamson).
Full review is at:
www.playbill.com/features/article/64491.html
Ellie
