Whose murder is it anyway?
Sebastian Paine and Matthew Snow improvise a scene. Courtesy photo.
The audience will play a key role when Levity Theatre’s popular “Improvised Murder Mystery” show returns next week.
In this show, the audience creates the characters the cast will portray during the show. The cast will then improvise a two-act murder mystery stage play on the spot, with the story unfolding over about 90 minutes.
“It’s always fun to see our returning attendees, as well as new audience members,” said Noah Johnson, Levity Theatre founder and improviser. “And because the whole production is improvised the show itself is a mystery.”
The murder mystery show is set for 7 p.m. May 23 at Levity Theatre, 623 E. Wallace Ave.
To purchase tickets, visit www.levitytheatre.com/shows.
Child tickets are $11 ($15 at the door) and adult tickets are $16 ($20 at the door).