The Phoenix Theatre, WA

You heard it here! Murder On West Moon Street is a classic example of what we do best- well-acted and directed, strong ensemble, farcical comedy. Come laugh with us during our final weekend!
Read Greg Heilman 's full review at The Sound on Stage and get your tickets for closing weekend at www.tptedmonds.org

Stage Review - Murder on West Moon Street (Phoenix Theatre) — The Sound on Stage Murder on West Moon Street is exactly the sort of production that has become synonymous with Phoenix Theatre at its best: smart, energetic, ensemble-driven comedy performed by artists who understand precisely how to deliver a laugh without sacrificing character. For audiences looking for an evening

Just THREE more chances to catch Rob Urbinati's Murder On West Moon Street! Join us Friday and Saturday evening or see the show at 2pm on Sunday.
Fan-favorite Ian Louis Wight plays Lord Arthur Savile, a young man about to marry the love of his life when he learns from a plam reader that he's destined to commit murder. Feeling obligated to fulfil his dark duty before his wedding, Arthur sets out on a hilarious path in an effort to get the deed done.
'Here at the Phoenix Theatre Ian has Stage Managed several shows and performed on stage in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Mrs. Dilber’s Christmas Carol; Ms. Frankenstein’s Monster; Second Samuel; Move Over, Mrs. Markham; Death by Design; Skin Flick; and Inspecting Carol. Last year, Ian was seen as Mr. Daldry in In the Next Room at Valley Center Stage. At the Red Curtain Foundation, Ian has performed in A Sherlock Carol, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time, and was seen as Ambrosius in A Midwinter Night’s Dream.'
Directed by Eric Lewis
Get your tickets for closing weekend at www.tptedmonds.org

Photos by Jim Sipes

We're so fortunate to have a very full house today Sun Jun 14th for Murder On West Moon Street! Please consider arriving early to avoid waiting to check in. Our doors open at 1:15pm as does our concession bar! Arrive early and enjoy a cocktail and a cookie in our AC! (Warmer than the movie theater, cooler than the outside.)
See you soon!

The fantastically funny Murder On West Moon Street returns tomorrow to kick off our third weekend of shows! Great seats remain for Friday and Saturday but Sunday ia down to just a few seats.

Pick your favorite seats ahead of time at www.TPTEdmonds.org or via the link in the comments 🎟 👋

Written by Rob Urbinati directed by Eric Lewis and featuring the absolutely hilarious Colleen Davis as fashionista Jane Percy

HUGE THANKS to everyone who joined us in Edmonds on Sunday for the PAWS Walk to help animals in need in our community. Canine Actress Sadie Calderwood came from PAWS herself so it's a cause very close to our hearts.
CONGRATULATIONS to Tina who won our raffle and gets a pair of tickets to see any show in the next year!
We appreciate Susan Connors, Renée Gilbert and Sean Marrone for helping make the day so fun!

After a fun and full weekend of shows, you have just 2 weekends left to catch Murder On West Moon Street a hilarious send-up of the "comedy of manners" genre by Rob Urbinati directed by Eric Lewis.
Lord Arthur Savile meets a fortune teller who tells him he's destined to commit a murder. Eager to "get it out of the way" the meek young man sets out to do the deed before his impending wedding-- much to his fiancé's frustration as he postpones and un-postpones his nuptials as he attempts to do the dastardly deed.
Will he manage a murder before the love of his life leaves him?

Tickets vlare available via the link in our bio or at www.tptedmonds.org



Photos by Jim Sipes

The reviews are in! It's a hit! Tremendous thanks to Kindle Carpp of the Shoreline Area News for her thoughtful review of this super fun show we bet you've never seen before!

https://www.shorelineareanews.com/2026/06/theater-review-delightfully-wilde.html

"Set in 1899 London, this delightful romp follows a naïve young aristocrat who learns from a palm reader that his future includes murder.

Convinced that he must fulfill this grim prophecy before marrying the woman he loves, Arthur embarks on a wildly misguided quest to commit the deed.

Rather than presenting a traditional whodunit, the play cleverly turns the mystery on its head by asking a far more entertaining question: will he actually manage to do it?
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What makes Murder on West Moon Street especially enjoyable is the company's wholehearted embrace of theatrical storytelling. The play revels in mistaken assumptions, larger-than-life personalities, and delightfully improbable twists without ever becoming cynical.
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By the final curtain, viewers are left with memorable characters, plenty of laughs, and the satisfaction of having spent an evening in a wonderfully eccentric world."

Get your tickets at www.tptedmonds.org or via the link in the comments! This weekend is filling up fast but great seats remain for the rest of the run!

Written by Rob Urbinati directed by Eric Lewis and featuring a hilarious host of your favoeite local talent 😄

Theater Review: A Delightfully Wilde Adventure: Murder on West Moon Street Charms with Wit and Whimsy Murder on West Moon Street by Rob Urbinati directed by Eric Lewis May 29 - June 21, 2026 Fri/Sat 7:30pm; Sun 2:00pm Purchase tickets here ...

Tonight is opening night of Murder on West Moon Street at the Phoenix Theatre. My director has been very kind. I love my cast! They are always telling me what a good girl I am and giving me lots of pats. Jaret even gives me kisses. Hope to see you there. Sadie

We will be having a PWYC/Donations welcome dress rehearsal for Murder On West Moon Street tomorrow Thursday May 28th at 7:30pm Doors will open around 7pm, open seating (first come first served)
Come be part of the magic of theatre and help the actors prepare for opening night on Friday!

Written by Rob Urbinati directed by Eric Lewis featuring costumes by Elizabeth Power with our Neverending thanks to our friends the Edmonds Driftwood Players
Stage Managed by Angeline Nguyen
Lord Arthur Savile played by Ian Louis Wight
Lady Windermere played by Ingrid Sanai Buron
Sybil Merton played by Natasha Halfin
Charles played by Eric Hartley
Lady Clem played by Melanie Calderwood
Jane Percy played by Colleen Davis
Mr. Podgers played by Jaret Miller
Herr Wincelkopf played by David Hayes

We open on Friday! Murder On West Moon Street is a mirthful mystery your whole family will love!

Ingrid Sanai Buron plays Lady Windermere the beautiful, gossiping socialite who never misses a single detail. So if you were trying to get away with murder, you wouldn't want to do it in front of her!

Get your tickets for opening weekend at www.tptedmonds.org and don't miss our FUN & FREE Opening Night Soiree with snacks and complementary champagne and cider.

"Ingrid was most recently seen at Phoenix playing three roles in “Mrs. Dilber’s Christmas Carol”. Other favorite roles include: Sister Aloysius in “Doubt” (SecondStory Repertory), Kitty in “Perfect Arrangement” (Woodinville
Repertory), Sorel in “Death by Design” (Phoenix Theater), Rose in “Dancing at Lughnasa” (SSR), Brooklyn in “The Gods of Comedy” (Phoenix), Agnes in “Murder Inn” (EDP), Linda in “Move Over Mrs. Markham” (Phoenix Theater), Lady Anabella in “Ada and the Engine” (EDP), Mary in “Unnecessary Farce” (EDP), and Plodgett in
“Chemical Imbalance” (Phoenix). During her time in Los Angeles, she recurred on: “House” (FOX), guest starred on “Gilmore Girls” (CW), “Prison Break” (FOX), etc. Ingrid has also appeared in local films and commercials and in the dramatic audio series “Metropolis”. For more information www.ingridsanaiburon.com"