Foul Play Cafe
Albuquerque's premier Interactive Mystery Dinner Theater
Foul Play Cafe Presents: Art of Murder
Playing March 1 - June 1, 2025
Shows at 7:30 PM, Fridays and Saturdays
(See our calender for available dates)
Written by Terry Davis
Directed by Nikki Taylor and Jennifer Sharp
Reservations NOW available. Call 505-377-9593
For information on Private parties for this show, contact us.
For information on Private parties for this show, contact us.
Tickets are just $55 per person. Includes four-course dinner, performance and tax (gratuity not included). Alcohol and soda are available through the cocktail service.
Show Description:
Les craves appreciation for his art, but his paintings hurt the eyes. Meanwhile, people love his cooking and flock to his cafe/gallery, turning a cold shoulder to his paintings. After Les turns up dead, he comes back as a ghost to solve his own murder. Was it his helium-breathed girlfriend who thought his art would be valuable once he died, or his lost-in-the-60s assistant cook who loved Les’ girlfriend? Or was it Les’ sister who never got any family love, or Les’ feminist neighbor, torn by her love for him and who might have killed him to meet him in another life? Find out by joining us at Foul Play Cafe.
Parental info: We consider this show "PG". References to sex, drugs and suicide, though nothing overt. Philisophical existance of ghosts (humorous not spooky). And Death (duh, its a murder mystery).
Les craves appreciation for his art, but his paintings hurt the eyes. Meanwhile, people love his cooking and flock to his cafe/gallery, turning a cold shoulder to his paintings. After Les turns up dead, he comes back as a ghost to solve his own murder. Was it his helium-breathed girlfriend who thought his art would be valuable once he died, or his lost-in-the-60s assistant cook who loved Les’ girlfriend? Or was it Les’ sister who never got any family love, or Les’ feminist neighbor, torn by her love for him and who might have killed him to meet him in another life? Find out by joining us at Foul Play Cafe.
Parental info: We consider this show "PG". References to sex, drugs and suicide, though nothing overt. Philisophical existance of ghosts (humorous not spooky). And Death (duh, its a murder mystery).
