The Murder Room
Jan. 22 - Feb. 20, 2010

The Murder Room, a comedy by Jack Sharkey, tells the story of bland Edgar Hollister who marries a gold-digger, Mavis Templeton. After a couple hours of painful marriage, Mavis apparently tries various means to bump off her apparently rich husband. All of this is just apparently, because blank shells might have been in the pistol - who knows? - and maybe the cat didn’t really die when it drank the poisoned cocoa - who knows? - and maybe it was all a dream, or amnesia. The Murder Room has also been described as Abbot and Costello meets Agatha Christie, with a little Monty Python thrown in.

After a long search for a new home, our theater has landed at 415 E Parkcenter Boulevard in Boise, just a short 5-minute drive from our 9th Street location.  Our landmark neighbor is Smokey Mountain Pizza, a few doors away within the Park Center complex.   The advantages are free parking close to the building, no waiting outside in the cold (or heat) to enter the theater, a climate-controlled auditorium, and a cozier and more modern environment in which to enjoy dinner and a show.

Another bonus with this new location is that Show Only tickets for Friday and Saturday nights will now be on sale online prior to the date of performance.  Dinner & show tickets will be limited to 80 seats in the dining room, but an additional 50 seats will be available for Show Only. Dinner/Show tickets must still be purchased at least 24 hours in advance.  Our meals will still be catered by Le Cafe de Paris.
 
We are currently developing the space to fit our needs.  We think you will be pleased with what we have to offer.   Come see our new home and enjoy a fantastic show!

Knock 'em Dead is pleased to welcome Le Café de Paris as our caterer.  The menu for the current show is found on the On Stage page of our website.

We encourage you to visit Le Café de Paris located at 204 North Capitol Boulevard in Boise for breakfast, lunch or dinner.  Authentic French cuisine is served in a cozy, relaxed atmosphere.   To learn more about Le Café de Paris, visit their website at www.lecafedeparis.com.