If your dinners out have gotten dull of late, some murder mayhem, femmes fatales, and sudden plot twists could liven things up.
— Shirley Goh, The Boston GlobeThe next generation of entertainment is experiential entertainment, where people get out of the house and go and get a unique experience.
— Mark Cuban, Chicago Theater BeatPublic and private shows are held at French Creek Manor in Snohomish. Private shows are held also for corporate events, birthday, graduation and bachelorette parties.
— Christina Harper, The Herald Business JournalBefore the show formally started, the three actors talked with attendees and chose one person at each table to play the part of a murder suspect. Suspect characters included a kleptomaniac, a bowling alley owner, a famous novelist and a Mexican heartthrob.
— Karissa Wang, The SignpostMurder means business for this company where truly anything can happen. Choose from any number of themes or create your own murder-mystery event.
— Jennifer Eberhart, CBS New YorkMy friend Jamie, from my hang gliding adventure, joined me for the evening. Mona the French Maid greeted us at the door and led us back to the party. When we walked it, we were interrogated and had our mug shots taken.
— 52 Things 52 WeeksI would love to go again and both my husband and I give it two really big thumbs up as a date night experience! It certainly beats the dinner and a movie date night by a longshot.
— AmyQ, Family Friendly CincinnatiThe evening was a LOT of fun! We had some great tablemates which definitely added to the antics. The whole experience was much more interactive than I had thought it would be.
— Maureen Fitzgerald, Wisconsin MommyFar from the bright lights of Broadway, Scott Cramton has created a flourishing theater business.
— Shandra Martinez, MLive.comFar from the bright lights of Broadway, Scott Cramton has created a flourishing theater business.
— Aniemi, Central Michigan LifeThe killer comedy is a whodunit mystery. The audience will get to try and figure out the mystery with their tablemates. There will be a fun award for the best dressed.
— THV11Murder She Wrote meets Cluedo with the Murder Mystery Company, who pride themselves on being the “the experts in mystery entertainment”, offering public and private interactive murder mysteries.
— Vacation IdeaIn this episode I interview Scott Cramton Founder Of The Murder Mystery Company – the third largest theatrical company in the world. Learn how Scott is using tablets and the cloud to manage his company and live events. This episode generates a lot of new app ideas including one that Scott loves and wants app developers to email him about.
— Paul Kemp, The App GuyThe Murder Mystery Company brought the popular board game of Clue to life Sept. 12 by encouraging students to be a part of one killer evening.
— Elisa Garcia, The Panamerican
— Shirley Goh, The Boston GlobeThe next generation of entertainment is experiential entertainment, where people get out of the house and go and get a unique experience.
— Mark Cuban, Chicago Theater BeatPublic and private shows are held at French Creek Manor in Snohomish. Private shows are held also for corporate events, birthday, graduation and bachelorette parties.
— Christina Harper, The Herald Business JournalBefore the show formally started, the three actors talked with attendees and chose one person at each table to play the part of a murder suspect. Suspect characters included a kleptomaniac, a bowling alley owner, a famous novelist and a Mexican heartthrob.
— Karissa Wang, The SignpostMurder means business for this company where truly anything can happen. Choose from any number of themes or create your own murder-mystery event.
— Jennifer Eberhart, CBS New YorkMy friend Jamie, from my hang gliding adventure, joined me for the evening. Mona the French Maid greeted us at the door and led us back to the party. When we walked it, we were interrogated and had our mug shots taken.
— 52 Things 52 WeeksI would love to go again and both my husband and I give it two really big thumbs up as a date night experience! It certainly beats the dinner and a movie date night by a longshot.
— AmyQ, Family Friendly CincinnatiThe evening was a LOT of fun! We had some great tablemates which definitely added to the antics. The whole experience was much more interactive than I had thought it would be.
— Maureen Fitzgerald, Wisconsin MommyFar from the bright lights of Broadway, Scott Cramton has created a flourishing theater business.
— Shandra Martinez, MLive.comFar from the bright lights of Broadway, Scott Cramton has created a flourishing theater business.
— Aniemi, Central Michigan LifeThe killer comedy is a whodunit mystery. The audience will get to try and figure out the mystery with their tablemates. There will be a fun award for the best dressed.
— THV11Murder She Wrote meets Cluedo with the Murder Mystery Company, who pride themselves on being the “the experts in mystery entertainment”, offering public and private interactive murder mysteries.
— Vacation IdeaIn this episode I interview Scott Cramton Founder Of The Murder Mystery Company – the third largest theatrical company in the world. Learn how Scott is using tablets and the cloud to manage his company and live events. This episode generates a lot of new app ideas including one that Scott loves and wants app developers to email him about.
— Paul Kemp, The App GuyThe Murder Mystery Company brought the popular board game of Clue to life Sept. 12 by encouraging students to be a part of one killer evening.
— Elisa Garcia, The Panamerican
