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LynchPin Productions Theatre Company is raising money for its production of ROTTEN PERFECT, to be performed at the Watts Gallery, Compton in late September as part of the 200th birthday celebrations for GF Watts.
One aspect of our fundraising efforts is a special Murder Mystery Gala Dinner Theatre. The play is called MURDER IN THE MUD BATH, by Rowan Suart.
Such a dirty deed, indeed. The film star Charles Kavanagh is found dead in the mud bath at an exclusive health spa. Was he murdered? If so, who killed him? And why? Of course, no one can leave because the roads are closed due to a snow storm, the phones are dead and no one can get a mobile signal. Perfect.
Follow the clues with Detective Inspector Harris in this fun-filled whodunit while enjoying a delicious three-course dinner cooked up by Jane Heritage of Café Mila. Chocolate, both savory and sweet, will be the theme of the meal, including chocolate mud pie for dessert.
Oh, and prizes donated by local businesses, including G Live (Footloose voucher for 2), Watts Gallery (Breakfast Tour for 2), voucher from CH Wakeling Butchers, and tour vouchers from Denbies Wine Estate, Silent Pool Distillery, and many more.
Dress code: Glad Rags (or Dress to Kill, whichever you prefer).
It all takes place on
21 April, 7:30 for 8pm start at the
Wilfrid Noyce Community Centre
Crown Court, High Street
Godalming GU7 1DY
right next to the Crown Court carpark
Tickets are £35 and available online at BrownPaperTickets:
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2794456
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