The Murder and Macabre Mystery Theater Presents “Love and First Bite”

Mystery Dinner Theater Asks “Who Dun It?” in “Love and First Bite”

The Murder and Macabre Mystery Dinner Theater is starting its eleventh year of production in Hot Springs with the Halloween who dun it “Love and First Bite.” Dracula is searching for his perfect soul mate and it could be you!! He is hosting a Halloween Bash so come in your favorite costume (and enter the costume contest) and dance the night away. See if you can solve the murder that will occur!

The cast of five will host a fun filled Halloween event at The Porterhouse, located at 707 Central Avenue, where guests will enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet in the upstairs portion of the restaurant.

Choose from two nights, Friday, October 26 or Saturday, October 27 and mark your calendar.  Reservations must be made. For more information or to purchase tickets, please call 501-623-9126 or 501-627-5534.

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