terrible dresses I decided to wear a purple sequined gown (which I wore to my high school freshman homecoming dance) and black gloves and top hat. We met at Michelle's house and all rode together in her SUV. When we got there we were assigned a group number and had some time to shop unique and handmade items and get drinks (including souvenir glasses) before the show. A lot of people asked us if we were part of the show because we were dressed up. We headed into the theater and were seated at a table pretty close to the stage. The beginning part of the show set up the characters and setting and ended with one of the characters being murdered with a fruit cake. During intermission we were served dinner which was delicious and we came up with a question to ask the suspects to help us figure out who done it. After dinner every table got to ask their questions and we voted on who we thought the murderer was. I guessed right! They finished out the rest of the show and then acknowledged special groups. They called out my name for my bachelorette and I got a magnifying glass souvenir. I also got a badge for guessing the killer correctly. After that we headed home; it was a fun night out with the girls.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Theater
The Gymboree ladies (me, Julie, Jill, Michelle, Denise, and Debbra) all got together for a fun evening out and went to the Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Theater in Orlando. In addition to the show we also decided to dress up in tacky/wacky outfits to add to the fun. Although Julie and I had lots of fun going to thrift stores and trying on terrible dresses I decided to wear a purple sequined gown (which I wore to my high school freshman homecoming dance) and black gloves and top hat. We met at Michelle's house and all rode together in her SUV. When we got there we were assigned a group number and had some time to shop unique and handmade items and get drinks (including souvenir glasses) before the show. A lot of people asked us if we were part of the show because we were dressed up. We headed into the theater and were seated at a table pretty close to the stage. The beginning part of the show set up the characters and setting and ended with one of the characters being murdered with a fruit cake. During intermission we were served dinner which was delicious and we came up with a question to ask the suspects to help us figure out who done it. After dinner every table got to ask their questions and we voted on who we thought the murderer was. I guessed right! They finished out the rest of the show and then acknowledged special groups. They called out my name for my bachelorette and I got a magnifying glass souvenir. I also got a badge for guessing the killer correctly. After that we headed home; it was a fun night out with the girls.
terrible dresses I decided to wear a purple sequined gown (which I wore to my high school freshman homecoming dance) and black gloves and top hat. We met at Michelle's house and all rode together in her SUV. When we got there we were assigned a group number and had some time to shop unique and handmade items and get drinks (including souvenir glasses) before the show. A lot of people asked us if we were part of the show because we were dressed up. We headed into the theater and were seated at a table pretty close to the stage. The beginning part of the show set up the characters and setting and ended with one of the characters being murdered with a fruit cake. During intermission we were served dinner which was delicious and we came up with a question to ask the suspects to help us figure out who done it. After dinner every table got to ask their questions and we voted on who we thought the murderer was. I guessed right! They finished out the rest of the show and then acknowledged special groups. They called out my name for my bachelorette and I got a magnifying glass souvenir. I also got a badge for guessing the killer correctly. After that we headed home; it was a fun night out with the girls.
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