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Sep 2017 9

The Murder Mystery Co. Murder Mystery Dinner Theater Parties

2017 Articles, Lorie Lewis Ham, Mysteryrat's Maze

by Lorie Lewis Ham

Have you ever attended a murder mystery party? They can be a LOT of fun! When I was in my twenties my brother and I wrote several of them and had parties for our friends-those were so much better than the boxed ones. Recently I heard about a company that puts on murder mystery parties all over the country called The Murder Mystery Co. I took some time to interview Patrick Salyer, their Digital Marketing Assistant about their company, which includes parties in San Francisco.

Oct 2011 29

Killer Séance’s, Vampires & Behind The Book With Penny Warner/Giveaway

2011 Articles, Lorie Lewis Ham, Mysteryrat's Maze

by Lorie Lewis Ham & Terell Byrd

To continue in the spirit of Halloween, this week Terell is reviewing two books by mystery author Penny Warner that tie in to the spookiness of Halloween--How To Survive A Killer Seance and How to Party With A Killer Vampire. After the reviews is a fun behind the book interview with Penny & then a chance to enter to win copies of both books!

Oct 2011 15

Velcome to my Vampire Party

2011 Articles, Contributors, Fantasy & Fangs, Mysteryrat's Maze

by Penny Warner

Vampire Parties are all the rage, thanks to books, TV shows, and movies like Twilight, True Blood, and Vampire Diaries. While plotting my latest Presley Parker, event planner mystery, I decided to wrap the plot around a Vampire Party…held in the local cemetery. So I had big-time movie producer Lucas Cruz celebrate his latest film release—a vampire parody—by throwing a lavish party in a graveyard.

Jun 2011 11

How To Throw the Perfect Tony Watching Party

2011 Articles, Arts & Entertainment, Theatre

by Ashley Taylor

The Tony Awards are almost here and, personally, it’s my favorite awards show. Yes, many people don’t know or care about this show. But for my people, it’s Christmas in June.
The nice thing about the Tonys is the organizers realize that most of the people watching haven’t seen these shows. I mean, yes, we’re familiar with what’s opening on Broadway but unless you live in New York and have a nice amount of disposable income, you probably haven’t had a chance to swing by every new show.