Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor. This 1920s whodunit has everything you never wanted in a Broadway show—a ramshackle set, a leading lady with a concussion, and a corpse that can’t play dead. It’s a classic murder mystery… and it’s a mystery how it ever got to Broadway!
Details
Run Time
2 hours, including one intermission.
Ages
Recommended for ages 8 and up. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
Score average from verified show reviews by customers who’ve bought tickets from Broadway.com.
Innovative and hilarious
"This is absolutely one of the funniest plays I have ever seen. Masterful farce; incredible timing; brilliant performances. Simply perfect in every way."
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 30, 2024
Love the sound of children laughing…
"It was so great to hear a few kids laughing their heads off. The adults were, too. But each time those kids had a fit of laughter I found myself laughing with them! "
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Teresa G from Los Angeles on Sep 19, 2026
Fantastic show start to finish
"The cast the script, the writing the props such a fantastic show start to finish even in the preshow. So glad that I got to see it while I was visiting New York highly recommend you go seeing it if you want a good laugh."
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Joshua C from Chula Vista on Sep 18, 2026
Laughed so hard…
"…the man sitting next to me asked if I were ok! The actors were all great and the production was first class. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 17, 2026
A surprising and fun show
"So many surprises! I think I laughed nonstop. What a great way to spend the day"
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 14, 2026
Laughs all night
"This is just a silly, fun time to laugh. Forget the world and relax. The story line is irrelevant, but the jokes and "mistakes" make up the entire night. We had a great time."
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Mark P from Bullard on Sep 13, 2026
A fabulous evening
"Absolutely hilarious. So well done.
No bad seat in the house. Beautiful set."
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Miriam B from New York on Sep 6, 2026
Hilarious!
"So funny! It was the perfect show to enjoy with my 14 year old daughter!"
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 6, 2026
Always a great show!!
"This show is hilarious and the cast delivered! Lots of laughs and an entertaining time! If you don't like "slapstick" type humor and general chaos, this won't be for you but we love it!! "
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Broadway.com Customer on Aug 30, 2026
Amazing cast
"The cast was amazing. Every actor played their part perfectly. I had seen this play locally back home and this performance still had surprises in it for me. Cecil’s interactions with the audience was so funny. Every detail down the the playbill added to the entire experience. I’d go to this show again and again. "
(Julian Robertson, photo courtesy of Lincoln Center Theater)
Julian Robertson
Julian is an actor from Jacksonville, FL. Broadway: The Skin of Our Teeth, To Kill a Mockingbird, Passover. He is a graduate of the Juilliard Drama Division. A 2016 Young Arts Theater finalist and recipient of the 2019 Grace Le Vine award from the Princess Grace Foundation.
Liana Hunt is originally from Vermont andhas performed on stages all across North America - from Walt Disney World to the St. Louis MUNY to Broadway. She made her Broadway debut starring as Sophie in Mamma Mia! after playing the role on the National Tour and starred as Katherine in Disney’s Newsies on Broadway. Most recently she was a part of the world premiere of The Devil Wears Prada the musical at the Nederlander Theatre in Chicago. She has toured the country with various National Tours including Wicked (Nessarose) and Steve Martin and Edie Brickell’s Bright Star (Margo). Some of her favorite regional credits include Rose in Meet Me in St. Louis (The Muny), originating the role of Jessie Randolf in Clint Black’s Looking for Christmas (The Old Globe), Sybil in Noel Coward’s Private Lives (Riverside Theatre), and Eponine in Les Miserables (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse). TV/Film: HBO’s The Undoing, Ghosts of Christmas Always (Hallmark), STAG (independent feature film). BFA: NYU.
