LEWISTON — Mystery 207, a murder mystery acting troupe, is set to perform its newest show, “Murder at the Tipsy Clover,” at 6 p.m. Friday, March 14, at The Royal Oak Room, 1 Bates St.
This immersive dinner show invites guests to step into the Tipsy Clover Irish Pub, where the sudden murder of owner Lucky McTrouble sets off a whodunnit. Attendees will play detective, asking questions and gathering clues to solve the crime.
The show’s plot and characters were created by regional actor and comedian Marc Rodriguez, who will also play the sharp-tongued, cat-loving character Whiskey McWhiskerface. Rodriguez is a veteran of the New England comedy and theater scene.
Actress Katie Makem-Boucher, who plays Biddie McSpudly, is the daughter of Irish musician Tommy Makem, often referred to as the Godfather of Irish Music.
Tickets, which cost $65 per person and include a three-course dinner, can be purchased at mystery207.com by Monday, March 10.
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