Showing posts with label Dinner Theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinner Theater. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2022

1994 Double Cast of Comedy Murder Mystery


 "AS THE MACHIAVELLIS TURN"
Left cast: Michelle Groves, Don Bright, Giselle Airriess, Andy
Airriess, Lenore Cambria, Julie Carlson and John Diehl.
Right cast: Tabitha Thompson, Jodean Pond, Gary Thompson,
Kara Hill, Phil Lindhardt, Rachel Lindhardt and Martin King.

Description Hunt Mysteries' Show:
Join us for “Revolutions of Our Lives,” daytime television’s No. 1 Soap Opera. 
In attendance at the filming of the season finale will be top producers and investors from around the world.
Will the drama queen of “Revolutions of Our Lives,” receive the attention she demands? 
Will “supporting” actors steal her spotlight?Will the director survive the soapy drama? Come see what happens when Soap Operas go bad ... Really bad ... Like someone gets really killed bad!!! 
Characters:
Johnny Machieavelli, the dinner host and boss of Machieavelli Inc.

Marci Machieavelli, the boss's only child who yearns to be free.

Nick Machieavelli, Johnny's younger brother and longtime employee.

Nattie Machieavelli, the brother's free-spirited only child the boss's brother.

Billy Bio, Marci's boyfriend and war veteran.

Courtney Cash, Johnny's personal but proper lawyer.

Dr. Maxie Unger, Johnny's personal physician for the past several years.

Photos from an overnight two-part performance in Park City, Utah:




































Monday, January 11, 2021

"Godfather of the Bride" at Joseph Smith Memorial Building

 Probably our most popular and most performed Hunt Mysteries show was Jesse Dolce' "Godfather of the Bride." We have several videos from that show, but these two videos from the same performance are two of the best. The videos (Click here to see Part One on YouTube, and Click here to see Part Two on YouTube) were taken at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

Emily Decker as Trixie Maraschino
"Godfather of the Bride," written by Jesse Dolce' in 1991, was the most performed show of all the nearly 40 shows produced and owned by Hunt Mysteries Dinner Theater. No matter what other shows might be running, there always seemed to be a need for another Bride performance – especially for private company parties and public Valentines dinners.

Gary Thompson as Harry
"The Lip" Smackarelli

This cast included Jesse Dolce', Lenore Cambria, Bruce Candrian, Emily Decker, Joan Johnson, Gary Thompson, Candy Revels.

Lenore Cambria as Bunny and
Joan Johnson as her mother,
Carla Beckenstein