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| Blake Theater Howard W. Blake School of the Arts - Tampa, FL |
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| Waterstone College - Gauteng, South Africa |
| Billings Senior High School - Billings, MT |
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| Howard W. Blake School Of The Arts - Tampa, FL |
| Eastland High School - Eastland, TX |
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| DOUGLAS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL - CASTLE ROCK, CO |
| AACPS Arundel High School - Gambrills, MD |
| Madill High School - Madill, OK |
| McLean School of Maryland - Potomac, MD |
| Waxhaw Community Theatre Company - Waxhaw, NC |
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| Landmark Academy - Kimball, MI |
| St. John Paul II Catholic School - Houston, TX |
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| Synopsis |
| It's dinnertime, and you're invited to a meal so good, it's to die for! In New York's little Italy, the Donnaducce family and the Duccedonni family have been feuding for a generation, while operating two competing Italian restaurants that share a common wall. At rise, the building's landlord is dead at center stage, and everyone is suspect – from the old-world Italian grandmother and mafia don grandfather to the passionate chefs and bumbling waitstaff.
Flashing back in time, the story is told by its victim, who alternately narrates and participates in the action. As customers in the restaurant, the audience is served a delectable meal, but they don't just sit back and watch; each table must cast their vote for whodunit! Will the murderer be ferreted out? Will the feud ever be reconciled? What are the hidden truths about what happened all those years ago?
This offbeat comedic mystery will delight the audience with its fast pace and entertaining story, and engage performers with its host of colorful characters. The play's interactivity makes it ideal for fundraisers, and it can be played with or without the dinner theatre element. Single set is simple and requires no connecting backstage space. |