I am absolutely thrilled to let you know that tickets are now on sale for Murder at Whitchurley Manor. This play is a multi-media dinner theatre experience. Dinner will be provided via Shakey Shakey, (Ramsgate High Street) and we are offering a choice or fish or vegan sausage, and chips. The bar at the Small Boat Owners Association will be open, so please purchase drinks from there. The Saturday matinee performance does not come with a meal and the bar will be closed, so you are welcome to bring you own food and drink.
Our show is set in 1985 and follows Trish and her friends as they celebrate her birthday at Whitchurley Manor, a deserted manor house on a deserted island, somewhere near Sheppey. Along the way they will discover 3 terrifying ghosts, and many more dark secrets about each other. One of them will not make it out alive and it's up to you to work out who did it, through the drama as it unravels on stage, and cast improvisation.
80's fancy dress highly recommended... (and optional).
Prizes for the winning teams.
'Evidence bags' provided for audience sleuthing.
The cast have been working incredibly hard and I am very proud of each and every one of them. I wrote the script specifically for Bluefire, and I am directing the show with the help of my fabulous Assistant Director, Jo Smith-Whiting. The costumes are look great so far, and I need to thank Patricia Woodford and Jonathan Hunt for their dedication and hard work. I also must thank Alexandra Smith for her work on the ticketing.
Sat 20th & Sun 21st - 7.30pm - £12 - Doors open at 7pm
Saturday 20th Matinee - 2.30pm - £8 - Doors open at 2pm
Doors open 30 minutes before the show starts.
Please see the website shop for all details and to make your purchase, we have set it up so you can pick your food choices. It's a paypal shop, and you can check out either via paypal, or using a debit or credit card. Here's the link...
https://www.bluefirecommunitytheatre.com/shop
Watch this space for our upcoming spooky ghost documentary!
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