South Bend Civic Theatre to Present MURDER MOST GREEN Mystery Dinner
South Bend Civic Theatre will present Murder Most Green, a murder mystery dinner, next door to its theatre building at the Scottish Rite Building, one night only, on Friday, March 17.
'Tis the great holy day celebration of St. Paddy's, and guests will be heading over to honor Patrick Flaherty, current majority owner of Flaherty's True Green Plant Nursery (a major producer of shamrocks) in the City of Blarney, for 'tis his birthday, as well. What can possibly go wrong? Murder!
David Case directs a cast of nine, including Steve Gergacz, Marybeth Saunders, Kate Telesca Banks, Joel Stockton, Lilly Apostolou, Lincoln Wright, Bill Loring, Gary Oesch, and Natalie MacRae-Waggoner.
Dinner will consist of an Irish buffet. There will be a cash bar, "the wearin' o' the green, and a grand time in pointin' yer fingers at 'whodunit'" in the Scottish Rite Building, on the north side of South Bend Civic Theatre's parking lot (enter through doors on west end of the building).
The event will take place at The Scottish Rite Building, 427 N. Main St. South Bend, IN 46601 (next to South Bend Civic Theatre) on March 17. Guests should plan to arrive between 6:00 and 6:30. Dinner served at 6:30.
Individual tickets are $45.00. Tables of 8 are $320 and will be reserved on a first come, first served basis. Must be 21+. Seating is limited! Irish dinner included. Cash bar available. Call the SBCT Box Office at 574-234-1112 from 12-6pm Monday through Friday for tickets or more information.
South Bend Civic Theatre's Mission Statement: Enrich our community through live theatre. Founded in 1957 and celebrating its 60th anniversary, the South Bend Civic Theatre is the oldest, continuously operating community theatre in the South Bend/Mishawaka area.
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