A Dinner To Die For A DINNER TO DIE FOR Not molecular gastronomy, but a wickedly funny Musical, Murder Mystery Dinner. Set in 1928, Lord Quinten Daventry hosts his party bash. Rumour in social circles is that he will announce his engagement to Miss Fanny. Agatha Christie in spirit – all cut glass accents, pearls, flapper dresses, army outfits and monocles – with lashings of sexual innuendo and double entendres. The core cast include the delightfully flighty Miss Fanny, besotted and oblivious to the designs on her fortune. Uncle Bernie, former army colonel, a blustering, big-bellied chauvinist. The pièce de résistance has to be Nanny Maude, Quinten’s childhood Nanny. Scottish down to her brown boots, this is one of the best drag acts since Mrs Doubtfire. Party guests are allocated a role for the night and encouraged, but not required, to indulge their inner artiste by dressing and behaving in character. They play the game as detective for the night whilst mingling over dinner. Subplots emerge and the evening begins to gather pace and spices up into a hilarious romp peppered with music, murder, mysteries, disembodied limbs and suitably hysterical screams. As shows go this is interactive entertainment at its best! ” I have been able to stop talking about the show and it will remain with me for many years to come” – A Dinner to Die For guest Click here for more information
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Vincent Lyce’s Final Curtain VINCENT LYCE'S FINAL CURTAIN Step back to the 1980′s with Vincent Lyce’s Final Curtain, a mix of comedy, music, murder and mystery served with a delicious dinner. Ex wives, illegitimate sons and fans alike will gather to celebrate the illustrious career of Vincent Lyce. He spent years as the star of horror movies as forgettable as “Dump of Death” and “When Death Knocks Don’t Answer”. For the night you will be allocated a small character to play as much or as little as you choose. You might be a former co-star, a member of the press or maybe a movie star’s agent or a fan. You’ll be united in your admiration for the great star’s life work and you can if you wish dress as your favourite Vincent Lyce movie character – werewolves, vampires and mummies will rule the night. But will all be as it seems? Could there be skullduggery afoot and a mystery to solve? Who can tell where Vincent Lyce, ‘the man behind the mask‘ is concerned? Click here for more information Click here to read Australian Stage review
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