king

a murder mystery dinner theatre by James Daab

PERFORMANCES: October 2, 3, *4, 9, 10, and 11, 2009
Doors open 6:30 PM; Show starts at 7:00 PM
The Benjamin Vineyards and Winery of Saxapahaw
6516 Whitney Road, Graham, NC
*October 4th is reserved as an extra show, if needed.

MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW!
Wine Ticket $45; Non-Wine Ticket $40
Ticket prices include the show, a four-course meal, tax, and tips.
Wine tickets also include three glasses of wine.

For groups of four or more, the wine ticket price is $40.
Additional discounts for groups of twelve or more.

Seating is limited. Call 919-304-4008 to make your reservation today!
All major credit cards accepted.

Cast

        Prince Ronald.............................Chip Barnette
        Princess......................................Mackenzie Lunden
        Queen Mother............................Terri Leonard
        Morrie, the court jester............Ryan Poague
        Wench.........................................Jennifer O'Neill
        Brother Thelonius, a monk.......Wayne Leonard
        Tax Collector..............................Joe Baker
                 and a special guest appearance

Synopsis

                               A medieval murder mystery.

Welcome one and all to the coronation of King Ronald, Lord of the kingdom. You will be
joined at tonight’s long-awaited ceremony by the most prestigious of our kingdom’s court.
Prince Ronald, our King In Waiting, will be escorted by his lovely wife, the Princess, and Her
Majesty, the Queen, shall be accompanied by none other than the Royal Tax Collector. A full
program of diversions have been rehearsed by Morrie, the Court Jester. So Lords and
Ladies of the court, wash down your feast with some wine… but be forewarned!…there’s a
cold wind blowing in the kingdom tonight and not all will be saying “Long live the King!”

                                                                                                                              from Killer Scripts

Mebane, NC 27302 919.593.0196

Who Killed the King?