“The Mystery of Edwin Drood” runs one last weekend at Theatre 29. Reporter Rebecca Havely tells you how you can help solve a murder…
This weekend is your last chance to help solve a murder. At Theater 29, come help the cast of the musical “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” catch a murderer. If you’ve seen it once, come again. The ending changes every night because you, the audience, decides who done it at each performance. This award-winning musical is based on a Charles Dickens novel that was never finished. It’s set in a Victorian-era music hall where a company of actors tell the tale of the presumably murdered Edwin Drood. Was it Princess Puffer, the opium den madam; the seemingly innocent Reverend Krisparkle; the drunken grave digger Durdles; or perhaps the mysterious twins from the Orient? It’s all up to you. Don’t miss the chance to help solve this mystery while enjoying an extravagantly, costumed, choreographed and directed musical.
For Z107.7 news this is reporter Rebecca Havely.
Closing night of The Mystery of Edwin Drood” is tonight at 7 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for military and seniors, and $8 for students with ID. Reserve tickets by calling the Theater 29 box office at 760-361-4151 or visit theatre29.org.
