About A Murder of Crows by Dan Marshall
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Who killed Reginald Crows, the dashing renaissance man of 20th century theatre, who died in the bombing of London in 1940? Eighty years after his death, a banker's box of Crows ephemera lands on the desk of Kat Davidson, a graduate student in Berkeley. The contents of that box compel Kat to scour the dusty corners of the internet where she finds herself squarely in the crosshairs of a rabid Crows preservationist. Fact bleeds into fiction in this off-beat, comic detective story.
About Playwright Dan Marshall
Dan is the co-author (with Becca and Julian Blackmore) of Quiz Bowl, winner of Best New Musical at the 2014 New York Musicals Festival; Snow Way Out (MicroMusical Show); The Peculiar Tale of the Prince of Bohemia and the Society of Desperate Victorians (Goodspeed Opera House FNM14); Swish a new musical (with Joel Derfner and Tim Acito); Murder of Crows (Boomerang Theatre Co and Brooklyn Generator); The Five Sorrowful Mysteries (LocalLabCo Semi-finalist); and #NoFilter: The Picture of Tori Anne Gray. President Mom, co-authored with Ms. Blackmore, won the Ronald M. Ruble Prize for young audiences, 2015. Dan lives in the East Village with his husband, the actor Robert Michael Johnson.