The Lehi Arts Council is bringing the board-game-turned-movie whodunit "Clue" to the stage, with opening night set for Friday, Oct. 9 at the Lehi Arts Center.

The production, based on the 1985 film and the classic Hasbro board game, runs through Saturday, Oct. 24, the Lehi Free Press reported. Curtain is at 7:30 p.m. at 685 N. Center St. in Lehi. Tickets are available at lehiarts.org.

Director Cali Wilkes, who serves as theater chair for the Lehi Arts Council, has assembled an 11-member cast of local performers. Charlie Hudson leads as Wadsworth, the butler who guides audiences through the mansion's mounting body count. Jay Breckenridge plays Colonel Mustard, and Aubree Langford takes on Miss Scarlet.

The cast also includes Mike Kim as Professor Plum, Brittney Miramontes as Mrs. White, Courtney Knight as Mrs. Peacock and Elijah Newall as Mr. Green. Misha Bean plays Yvette, Kaleb Phillips is Mr. Boddy, India Porter appears as the singing telegram girl and Ethan Cecil rounds out the ensemble as the cop.

Wilkes is a familiar name on the council's playbills. She directed "Into the Woods" for the council in fall 2022 and has built a reputation for balancing comedy with heart in community productions. In a July 2024 interview with the Daily Herald about the council's "Matilda the Musical," she described her philosophy: "I love spreading that opportunity to Lehi and its residents."

Stage management for "Clue" is handled by Kodi, according to the council's audition announcement on Facebook. Specific performance nights within the Oct. 9–24 run have not been posted.