Le Chene French Cuisine has announced they will be hosting a Murder Mystery Dinner in their alluring banquet room next month.
Taking place the weekend before Halloween, guests are ensured a memorable night filled with laughter, mystery, and intrigue. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 27 where participants are encouraged to mingle over cocktails before the fully interactive performance by Sharpo Entertainment begins.
Professional actors will stay in character throughout the dinner and will create a sense of adventure and comedy for all attendees, who will participate as suspects in the crime investigation. Additionally, Le Chene will prepare a delicious four-course meal paired with two types of wine for guests to enjoy.
Le Chene is located at 12625 Sierra Highway, Santa Clarita, 91390, about 8 miles north of Soledad Canyon Rd. This dinner theater is a prepaid, non-refundable event and costs a total of $75.00 per person, broken down as $53.00 for the dinner (including tax and gratuity) and $22.00 for the performance.
Tables seat a total of 10 guests, so friends can sit together if desired. Reservations can be made in person at Le Chene, by phone, or online through PayPal.
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