Frank Cullen & Donald McNeilly, 2011 honorees of the Theatre Museum of New York and authors of The Porridge Sisters books, invite you to join them for another of Florrie and Lavinia's adventures: Murder at Gordon's Olympia. It's 1920 and the Jazz Age decade has begun to roar. Women win the vote Alcohol is outlawed; gangsters go into business-bootlegging and rum-running. Doughboys come back from the Great War to live on the streets: peacetime causalities. Florrie and Lavinia anxiously await their boy Tommy's return from Europe. Vaudeville slumps. Movies triumphs, and Radio portends to be the next 'big thing.' Change swirls though Portridge Arms: Agnes and Frankie have a baby girl, and Edna and Paul have wed. Malachi Brody starts his own security business. And the Castle Street Irregulars embark on the Fourth Porridge Sisters Adventure when they discover a Murder at Gordon's Olympia.