Murder Mystery Press Release - Justice at the Gold Dust
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Wild West Murder Mystery to be solved by amateur Salt Lake City detectives during dinner this summer.
Poison Ivy Mysteries partners with local restaurants Christopher's Prime Steakhouse and Famous Daves to present Justice at the Gold Dust, an Original Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre experience.
Poison Ivy Mysteries upcoming show, Justice at the Gold Dust, (www.poisonivymysteries.com/shows/now-playing.html) will be performed at Christopher's Steakhouse (www.christophersutah.com) at 134 Pierpont Avenue in Salt Lake City and Famous Daves (www.famousdaves.com) located at 7273 West Plaza Center Drive in West Jordan. Shows will be at 7 p.m. on select Fridays and Saturdays in June, July and August.
"Both Christophers and Famous Daves have great atmospheres that are perfect for Justice at the Gold Dust. Guests will be able to really enjoy themselves as they become citizens of the Old West town of Silvercrest," explains Annelise Murphy, owner of Poison Ivy Mysteries.
Poison Ivy Mysteries (www.poisonivymysteries.com) has been performing Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre around the Salt Lake Valley for a little over 2 years. The shows are written by owner and producer, Annelise Murphy and the music is composed by Jeff Parkes (http://parkesmusic.wordpress.com) and Nate Drew (http://www.nathanieldrew.com)
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Audience members watch the comedic drama unfold until they witness a murder. It is up to them to question the suspects and discover motive, means and opportunity. Prizes are then awarded to the correct solution. It is fun, family friendly and unique.
"I like the Gold Dust Saloon," said Rocky Revels, who plays Duke Mallory, the corrupt Mayor, "it makes me happy. I'm excited to present it to the cowboys and gals of Salt Lake City."
Audience members watch the comedic drama unfold until they witness a murder. It is up to them to question the suspects and discover motive, means and opportunity. Prizes are then awarded to the correct solution. It is fun, family friendly and unique.
"I like the Gold Dust Saloon," said Rocky Revels, who plays Duke Mallory, the corrupt Mayor, "it makes me happy. I'm excited to present it to the cowboys and gals of Salt Lake City."
