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$78 for a Murder-Mystery Dinner Show for Two with Take-Home Mugs from Dinner Detective Sacramento ($156.88 Value)

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Dinner party descends into wacky madness as an interactive murder mystery unfolds; improv actors play detectives and suspects

Dinner theater challenges audiences by blending the real and the imaginary, much like a neighbor who accuses you of giving her goiters with your brain. Enhance reality with this Groupon.

$78 for a Murder-Mystery Dinner Show for Two ($156.88 Total Value)

  • Two tickets to an interactive murder mystery and a four-course dinner (a $139.98 value, including all fees)
  • Two commemorative mugs (a $16.90 value)

    Performances typically take place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at 6:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Guests must wear business-casual or semiformal wear.

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Promotional value expires Dec 11, 2013. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Online reservation required 7 days in advance; subject to availability and not valid for box office redemption. Dine-in only. Must be 15 or older. Valid only at listed location. Not valid for alcohol. Parking not included. Extra $23.08 fee for tax and gratuity will be charged at online redemption. Actor's tips not included. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Dinner Detective - Sacramento

Between rounds of a custom four-course meal, the Dinner Detective’s guests set their well-fed brains to sussing out who among them is a murderer. Groups of up to 80 dine on appetizers of vegetable spring rolls and steamed potstickers with hoisin sauce, warming them up for a high-energy, comedic investigation led by skilled improv actors posing as detectives, audience members, and talkative teapots. As guests dine on entrees, such as broiled salmon with lemon-dill sauce or vegetable ravioli with artichoke pesto and fire-roasted tomatoes, additional murders happen and clues are revealed. The best sleuth in the audience receives an award, with a dessert of cheese cake soothing the egos of audience members certain that Colonel Mustard was the culprit.

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