Murder Mystery Dinner Theater, Salt Lake, Utah, Poison Ivy Mysteries

Clownin' Around - A Poison Ivy Murder Mystery

Category: Online Mysteries Published Date Annelise Murphy

Attention all Sleuths

We are excited to present our first online interactive Murder
Mystery. Now you can solve a crime online and be entered to win
Season Tickets, Poison Ivy Merchandise and have your name
acknowledged as a crime solving expert in our Finale.

You are the Junior Partner and must help assist Detective Ivy
Murphy in solving the death of Brad Milton, owner of Milton's Fun
Park. He's been brutally murdered at the Fun Park and you must
question the suspects and examine the evidence to solve the crime.

Using the unique YouTube interface of annotations, you will be able
to navigate through the questions and be able to come to your own
conclusions about what and who did poor Mr. Milton in.

When you come to the end of the investigation, you will be directed
to Headquarters where you must fill out the police report. At the
end of March, you will receive an email inviting you to watch the
Finale and discover if you were savvy enough to solve the crime!

Make sure you subscribe to our channel and click the thumbs up like
button!

Click the link below to be directed to the first scene on YouTube
and Have a Killer Good Time!

Youtube Interactive Murder Mystery

Category: Murder Mysteries Published Date Mickey

We have created a brand new interactive experience that will be coming the first of March.

Watch this video to find out more.

Make sure to subscribe to our youtube channel, like the video and leave a comment.

Subscribe to our youtube channel.

CW30 Interview

Category: Acting Published Date Mickey

October 5, 2012 we appeared on CW30's the Daily Dish. Annelise, Brett, Sara, Sherry and Spencer talk about this year's halloween murder mystery dinner theater show, Village Hauntings. Click here to watch.

April Tritchler

Category: Acting Published Date Mickey

April Tritchler is a lon aprilminnie

g-time fanatic of the stage. As a child she used to put on “shows” with her little sister. This usually involving dancing and singing along to“The Little Mermaid”. As she grew older, she expanded her performing skills by venturing into school plays, choirs and musicals. In High School, she performed in “Bye, Bye, Birdie”, “Guys and Dolls”, “Crazy for You”, “Once upon a Mattress”, and “Brigadoon”. In college, she performed in the Utah State University’s one-act play festival where she played Frankie in “Frankie and Johnny and the Claire de Lune”. After this performance, she felt the pressure to be able to make actual money and she resigned herself to being a fan of the theater rather than a participant.

Me and that Frog

Category: Directing Published Date Annelise Murphy

Sometimes artists are asked who their biggest influence is and I always think it is interesting that people can narrow it down to just one person… because for me, it isn’t a person… it’s a Muppet.

kermit

That’s right… a Muppet, by the name of Kermit the Frog. When he says things in movies or on his show or random interviews, I can almost hear myself saying the same things and I certainly can identify with how he feels. His desire to put on a good show, having done all that he can do, and hoping against all hope that it will turn out. His love for those that he works with and the insurmountable obstacles that he has to face. His trust that things will work out and his ability to not kill people… (wait, did I say that last one out loud).

Kermit and I go way back… we had the Muppet Movie on a VHS tape that my mom had recorded off the TV. I watched it over and over and over, always wondering how a frog from a swamp even dared to dream that he could become a star. “… the lovers, the dreamers and me…” Because what was Kermit, a lover? Or a dreamer? ... nope, just a frog. He wasn’t even in the right place to dream. I always found that rang true for me…