It’s Murder & Macabre Mystery Time Again at Porterhouse

The cast of Murder & Mystery Dinner Theatre has had a rough COVID year and need help solving the latest crime.

Murder and Macabre Mystery Dinner Theater presents Murder of the Classic Horror Monsters. Something very strange is happening!! Many of the Classic Horror Monsters have been killed…beheaded. Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, The Werewolf, and The Invisible Man are all dead. 

The Board of the Classic Horror Monsters Association (BCHMA) wants to know who is committing these crimes on all these monsters. And YOU—the audience-must find out who it is. The BCHMA has narrowed it down to five suspects: Freddy Kruger, Penny Wise, Annabelle, Leatherface, or the Bride of Chucky. Come and help solve this Murder Mystery. Help stop these ghastly murders!!

The Murder and Macabre Dinner Theater will host this “who dun it” during the Halloween Weekend, Friday, Oct. 29 and Saturday, October 30, at The Porterhouse Restaurant, 707 Central Ave.

The Porterhouse will cater a buffet dinner and a cash bar will be available. Come dressed in your favorite scary costume and enter the costume contest. You must also wear a COVID mask to enter. There will be a scary COVID mask contest, too. 

Tickets are $50 each. Reservations are needed. The doors open at 6 PM for dinner and the play starts at 7 PM. Guests must be 21 or over to attend. For tickets and information, call 501-627-5534.

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