[OPLINLIST] Murder Mystery Production by London Public Library Friends Group

[Mike Hensel]

OPLIN Libraries:

 

Have you ever experienced a Murder Mystery Theatre?  If not then don't miss
this great opportunity to experience the fun! 

 

Don't wait until the last minute - Get your tickets today!

 

The Friends of the London Public Library's Murder Mystery Fundraiser, "I
Could Just Die" is on Saturday, March 14, 7:00 pm at the library.  This
year's production involves the beloved character of Nancy Drew - who is now
all grown up and dealing with everyday life, that is until a mystery needs
to be solved.  

 

What is a Mystery Theatre?

You as a detective, must decide through clues who's the culprit behind a
mysterious murder performed by one theatrical character.  It's a great time
of mystery, food and fun.  

 

Cost:

Tickets: $25 for Friends members or $28 for the general public. 

Includes entrance to the production as well as appetizers, desserts and
refreshments. 

 

Visit http://www.london.lib.oh.us/pdfs/murdermystery.pdf to download the PDF
flyer for all the details.

 

Enjoy this Introduction to the production.

 

I COULD JUST DIE!

Death by Cliff Notes mystery series by Vicky Tabor Branson

 

I could just die! This is the typical phrase you hear all teenager girls
say.  Even the famous girl sleuth, Nancy Drew, who never leaves home without
her flashlight and magnifying glass, has been heard too often using this
phrase. And she is no longer a teen or even a true redhead.  

 

Through the years life has not gone so smoothly for Nancy.  She had a very
traditional life-- college, marriage, kids (now grown), cheating husband,
divorce, worthless partner in her real estate business, bankruptcy and
death, of course!  

 

Now one of those pestering Hardy Boys wants her to help him solve a case.
She is not a detective.  She is a middle-aged divorcee, who wishes she
killed her ex, with children that want to move back home, just lost the
family pet- Togo XI and can't find her left shoe, let alone find the missing
Mrs. Peacock (you have to be kidding).  And a tree just hit her beloved blue
roadster.

 

Can our intrepid girl detective save the day again?  Can she find the
missing Mrs. Peacock before it is too late or has she been murdered in the
conservatory with a candlestick?  Or does she just need to curl up with a
good Agatha Christie and a cup of hot cocoa and call it a day?

 

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Posted on behalf of the Friends group.

 

Mike Hensel

Communications/Marketing Manager

London Public Library

20 E. First Street

London, OH 43140

Voice: 740-852-9543

Fax: 740-852-3691

Cell: 614-325-1429

henselmi at oplin.org

www.london.lib.oh.us

 

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