MO Productions - Denver Murder Mystery Comedy Dinner Theatre

MO Productions produces plays that often parody pop culture and other literary icons and characters. Our portrayal of these characters should not be confused with the original characters/situations.

MO Productions Interactive Murder Mystery Comedy Dinner Theatre

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Text Box: Our Current Show Our current show is As Slain on TV. This production is available through January 2012. Please note all dates are subject to change. For a listing of scheduled performances, please visit our Performance Schedule. If you’d like to book a performance for your facility or group, please complete our Inquiry Form or e-mail matthew@moproductions.net.

Text Box: The Hillbillies From Hell It’s a family reunion for the Mudpatch clan, hosted by their rich cousin who has one of them there jobs, and Maybelline Mudpatch has brought along her Critter Crispers containers along to sell, a-la Tupperware. There’s some family feudin’ to be had, including between Maybelline and her hubby, Buford. When someone dies, a long-lost relative arrives to help figure things out! Due to sexual humor, this show is rated PG-13. Audience participation includes Uncle Jethro, Mammy Mudpatch, Preacher Billy Bob, Cousin Leezy Mae, the cousin who’s the host, and two Critter Crispers Testimonial-Givers. Group participation includes dancing The Hillbilly Stomp and a sing-a-long.

Text Box: The Return of Sherlock Holmes Mr. Noah Wainwright has gathered together friends and other “true believers” for an evening with Madame Mariska, a psychic medium. Madame Mariska does it all: tells your fortune, reads your palm, contacts the dead, takes your money, etc. She is Noah’s Psychic Advisor. Assisting Madame Mariska is Sheldon Snerdley. He’s more of a toady than an assistant. Sheldon goes about finalizing who will get readings that night, and has the odd feeling that he’s been at this venue before, even though he never has. A woman calling herself Jackie Smith arrives and asks if she could get a reading from Madame Mariska. When Sheldon learns how rich Jackie is, he makes certain that she’ll get a reading. It would seem Madame Mariska prefers wealthy customers more than poor ones. Jackie and Sheldon share some more déjà vu and feel like they’ve met before, but can’t explain it. Madame Mariska makes her grand entrance and begins her evening. But something is off. She and other people keep getting chills. Strange things start occurring, and suddenly someone dies a violent death. The next thing you know, the spirits of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson have taken over two of the people there. Were they pulled from the spirit world to solve the mysterious death that just happened, and is that death linked to a murder they tried to solve at this very location 100 years ago?! Due to slight sexual humor, this show is rated PG. Gunshots are fired.

Text Box: Our Current Show Our other current show is Will & Grace: Who Killed Stan? This production is available through August 2012. Please note all dates are subject to change. For a listing of scheduled performances, please visit our Performance Schedule. If you’d like to book a performance for your facility or group, please complete our Inquiry Form or e-mail matthew@moproductions.net.

Text Box: As Slain on TV It’s the first annual As Seen on TV Awards, hosted by Anthony Sullivan. A number of famous (or infamous) TV Pitchmen and Pitchwomen are on hand to see who will win. Among them are Vince Offer (Sham-Wow) and Cathy Mitchell (10 Second Smoothie). The previously unknown child of another pitchman makes a surprise appearance, and on hand to present a special award is… Lady Gaga? With so many wacky personalities in the same room, it doesn’t take long before rivalries are revealed and accusations made about people stealing each others ideas. When someone dies, figuring out whodunit may take longer than a Chia Pet to grow!! Due to sexual humor and suggestive adult language, this show is rated PG-13.

Text Box: Will & Grace: Who Killed Stan? Grace has entered Will into a bake-off competition called Cupcake Combat, but Will thinks he’s appearing on Cupcake Wars. He’s even further surprised to learn that Karen and Stan are the sponsors and that Jack is the host of the show. Karen and Stan are also judges for the competition and Rosario is on hand to make sure everything moves along smoothly. Will reluctantly agrees to stay in the competition even after finding out about how he was tricked into the whole thing. The competition gets underway and we meet the other two contestants, the third guest judge and also some familiar faces as classic comedy and hyjinks ensue. Who we don’t see is Stan, who is sitting in his private dining room anxiously awaiting to eat cupcakes and anything else that comes his way. Just before the winner of the competition is announced, Stan suddenly dies! Two detectives make themselves known and begin an investigation for a grieving Karen. Due to sexual humor and suggestive adult language, this show is rated PG-13.

Text Box: Our Holiday Show Our holiday show for 2011 is Columbo and the Case of the Country Christmas Killer. This production will be available for performances from November 2011 - January 2012. For a listing of scheduled performances, please visit our Performance Schedule. If you’d like to book a performance for your facility or group, please complete our Inquiry Form or e-mail matthew@moproductions.net.

It’s Miss Kitty’s Christmas Jamboree, hosted by Miss Kitty Bonanza, the owner of Miss Kitty’s Saloon and a long-established society matron. Miss Kitty throws this party every year to show off how rich she is and to continually live down her infamous past.

In attendance are Billy Ray Butternuts, local line dance instructor at Miss Kitty’s Saloon who seems overly familiar with Miss Kitty, Hannah and just about every other woman in the room, Hannah Bonanza, who may be following in her mother’s footsteps more than she knows, Bobby Ray Buttersquash, Bill Ray’s imbecile cousin who has lived in the shadow of Billy Ray and the Bonanzas his entire life, and a number of regular patrons, friends and other family. Stumbling upon the festivities is America’s favorite crumpled detective. To say he is a fish out of water at this party is an understatement! When it turns out that everyone isn’t quite so merry at this jamboree, Columbo must solve a mysterious death amidst line dancing and caroling!

This show is family-friendly, however gunshots are fired.