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| - I really thought this place was great! I went here for a bachelorette party last night and the Deadly Housewives show was hilarious. The show was interactive, and the cast members are also your waiters/waitresses for the evening. I've seen some people complain about the cost, but honestly I think it's reasonable. I mean you're getting a show and food served to you, so it's not going to be free.
When you check in you're given a name for the night, mine was "Carry R. Baggs" and some of the others at my table were "Barb E. Doll" and "Candy Barr." The room was small, which I though was a little weird at first, but as the night went on I actually grew to appreciate it. A bigger room wouldn't have led for as much interaction with the crowd. Each seat has a pamphlet with the cast members for the night, a who done it card, and a small envelope where you can tip the cast. The small envelope says "Tips are not expected but are greatly appreciated." I wish I would have know about this beforehand, because I would have definitely left something, but cash is just not something I walk around with all the time. There is a pitcher of water at each table, and there is a stand alone bar in the room. I didn't get anything from the bar though, so I'm not sure if it was cash only. The cast members walk around and talk with you while everyone is arriving, and they're hilarious so definitely arrive early to interact with them. When everyone has arrived they start the show and the rest of the evening switches between show, and the cast serving dinner. We got a romaine lettuce salad, chicken dish with veggies and mashed potatoes, and a cookie and brownie for dessert. At the end you fill out your who done it card. It seems like they plan who the murderer is, but your who done it card asks you for creative motives, and they actually use some of those motives.
The show isn't a hollywood or broadway production, but it's still great and comes highly recommended from me. The shows obviously have a theme, but the cast members do a great deal of improv and make it entertaining and enjoyable.
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