'Country Cruising to Murder' sets sail Friday and Saturday.
The Ambridge High School Drama Club will present “Country Cruising to Murder,” a murder mystery and meal at 6:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday in the high school’s Bridger Bistro. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Marie Dewar, drama teacher, said the western-themed show presented by ninth- through 12th-graders is dramatic without the musical element.
“We went back and forth,” Dewar said. “This seemed more fun. The kids love the interaction with the audience, the audience seems to love it.”
Reservations include a three-course meal cooked up by the cafeteria staff. Actors and students who are not part of the actual show will also be the servers. The actors remain in character throughout the evening and will answer questions when they come to your table.
For anyone who don’t make meal reservations, Dewar said they can still attend the show at a flat $5 cost. Extra meals may also be available depending on the number of reservations.
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“We went back and forth,” Dewar said. “This seemed more fun. The kids love the interaction with the audience, the audience seems to love it.”
Reservations include a three-course meal cooked up by the cafeteria staff. Actors and students who are not part of the actual show will also be the servers. The actors remain in character throughout the evening and will answer questions when they come to your table.
For anyone who don’t make meal reservations, Dewar said they can still attend the show at a flat $5 cost. Extra meals may also be available depending on the number of reservations.
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