Rogue Theater’s Murder-Mystery Dinner Theater

Put on your detective hat when Rogue Theater kicks off its eighth season with its annual murder-mystery dinner theater. The Case of the Mysterious Cravat: An Inspector Giles Murder Mystery, written by Mike Young, is mixed with jealousy and romance, but can you believe all that you see? Submitted.

Put on your detective hat when Rogue Theater kicks off its eighth season with its annual murder-mystery dinner theater. The Case of the Mysterious Cravat: An Inspector Giles Murder Mystery, written by Mike Young, is mixed with jealousy and romance, but can you believe all that you see?  

Directed by Stuart Champeau, it’s a play within a play. The setting of the internal play is the drawing room of the venerable Table Manor, a well-kept but older British country house. The actors are there to perform a show written by one of their colleagues. Some members are looking for love; some seek revenge; others are just stopping by. Each has secrets, and one will be murdered.  

The Case of the Mysterious Cravat will be presented April 1, 6 pm, at the White Birch Inn (cost is $35); April 2, 5:30 pm, at CHOP Restaurant ($40); April 3, 6:30 pm, at The Lodge at Leathem Smith ($35); April 4, 6 pm, at the Sturgeon Bay Yacht Club ($45); April 8, 6 pm, at Wave Pointe Marina ($40); and April 18, 6:30 pm, at Stone Harbor ($40). Dinner-theater ticket prices include the show, dinner, tax and a tip. Reservations are required; call the restaurant venues directly.   

There will also be one show-only performance April 11, 2 pm, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church ($15). Call Rogue Theater at 920.818.0816 to purchase those tickets. Find out more at facebook.com/roguetheater.