Death at the Dress Rehearsal

Perhaps this premise is only of interest to a limited audience, but I loved it. Stuart Douglas’ Death at the Dress Rehearsal, billed as “the first Lowe and Le Breton mystery”*, takes place while two older actors are on location filming a terrible British sitcom in the 70s. Edward Lowe is fussy, pretentious and self-absorbed, convinced his acting skills are wasted on low-brow TV. He doesn’t admit it, but he’s also lonely, not sure how to make friends. John Le [...]
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