Thu
Jun 9 2011
07:36 pm
By: Creativeartsco-op
With as cast as diverse as the motives, 'Corporate Killings' -the 2011 murder mystery debut at the Creative Arts Co-op- will take the stage on June 11 & 18, 2011.
Actors in our opening show represent surrounding cities as well as talented neighbors - Oak Ridge, Blaine, Friendsville, Lenoir City, and Harriman- all converging on one stage for an evening of laughs and entertainment.
The details are:
'Corporate Killings' interactive murder mystery
June 11 & 18, 2011
Both shows begin at 8pm
at Creative Arts Co-op Visual & Performing Arts Center, 426 Ruritan Road, Harriman
Tickets are $20.00 per person and include show, beverages, and dessert.
Call the Creative Arts Co-op for reservations at 865/765-1129 or visit (link...).
We hope to see you soon!
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