1920s · 6–16 players
Death at the Speakeasy
Chicago, 1927. The gin is cold, the jazz is hot, and the owner is dead.
The cast at 16 players
- Lola LaRue, the headline singer (she/her)
- Dorothy "Dot" Marlowe, vinnie's wife (she/her)
- Frankie Costa, the bootlegger (he/him)
- Dr. Edmund Hale, the society doctor (he/him)
- Ruby Fontaine, the cigarette girl and bookkeeper (she/her)
- Sam "Sticks" Delaney, the bandleader and drummer (he/him)
- Charlie "Hot Lips" Bertrand, the trumpet player (he/him)
- Mabel Marlowe, vinnie's sister and the hostess (she/her)
- Otis Greene, the bartender (he/him)
- Countess Anastasia Volkova, the "russian countess" (she/her)
- Detective Jack Brannigan, the off-duty cop (he/him)
- Pearl Whitmore, the heiress flapper (she/her)
- Vera Castellano, the rival club owner (she/her)
- Father Michael Doyle, the priest, and vinnie's cousin (he/him)
- Ginger Malone, the chorus girl and lola's understudy (she/her)
- Benny "The Nose" Russo, vinnie's bodyguard (he/him)