Written by Susanne Arrington | Directed by Marjorie Strauss | Produced by It’s A Mystery

You’re invited to the engagement party of Buffy Chamois Ragsdale and Seth Poole – the social event of the year! As the daughter of textile magnate Dusty Ragsdale, Buffy’s celebration promises elegance and intrigue. But when unexpected guests arrive and secrets emerge, this party turns deadly…

Become a detective for the evening! Team up with your table to investigate suspects, uncover motives, and solve the crime. The first team to crack the case wins!

Perfect for: Date night, group outings, or mystery enthusiasts

Seating will be in our main gallery; all tickets under one order name will be seated together.
Cocktail Hour: 6:30pm
Dinner begins at 7:00pm

Includes: Full dinner with your ticket purchase

MENU:

Tuscan Chicken

Honey Bourbon Glazed Salmon

Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Greek Style Whole Green Beans

Vegetarian Lasagna

Dinner Rolls

Tea

Dessert/Layer Cake & Cheese Cake

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Welcome aboard the U.S.S. Mystery of the Sea, the premier cruise line for those who seek adventure. Your fellow passengers include the matriarch of the Manypenny family and her long-lost love; the heir to a meat empire and his fun-loving girlfriend; a duke and duchess from a small country you’ve never heard of, and a perky activities director who makes sure that everything is in ship shape. Luggage is not the only baggage onboard. Beware of scandal, revenge and murder…

For over twenty-five years, It’s A Mystery has taken pride in creating top-quality, professional, and memorable, entertainment. Most notably, they have been featured in the November 2008 issue of Southern Living Magazine. They aired on UNC-TV in September of 2015. The production has just the right balance of scripted scenes and audience interaction. Seven professional actors will provide our attendees with a cruise that will be for the books! Come join us as we navigate the waters in Cruisin’ For Clues.

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