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Murder at 1440 Kilowatts: A Fatal Frequency
Presented by Lakeside Community Theatre
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When: Friday, Dec. 19, 2008, 8 p.m.
Where: Lakeside Arts Center, 6301 Main Street, Suite B, The Colony
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Set in the 1940's, Murder at 1440 Kilowatts: A Fatal Frequency takes us back to a time where radio shows were the entertainment of choice, and The Miracle Broadcasting Network is preparing to air it's episode entitled, "Getting Away with Murder"... a wonderful "who-dun-it" script. The only problem is one of the players actually dies during the broadcast and the rest of the cast of characters is left trying to solve the murder while struggling to remain on the air!
You won't want to miss this hilarious show full of mystery, comedy, suspicion and of course, sound effects!
For reservations, call 972-727-4098 or 214-616-4289.
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Some nearby drink specials on Dec. 19th
- Stan's Lakeview Taphouse & Grill: 3 pm - 6:30 pm: $1 off all beers / 11 pm - 2 am: $2.50 wells and domestics
- CJ's Restaurant & Club: 11 am - 7 pm: $2.50 domestic bottles, $3 wells
- Angelina's Mexican Restaurant (The Colony): 11am - 6pm: $1.25 domestic, $2 margaritas, $2.25 wells
- Roma's Pizza and Restaurant (The Colony): 10 am - 10 pm: $1.75 domestics, $3 house wine
Some nearby restaurants
- Stan's Lakeview Taphouse & Grill
- Japango Sushi and Noodle Restaurant (The Colony)
- Angelina's Mexican Restaurant (The Colony)
- Taqueria La Paloma (The Colony)
- CJ's Restaurant & Club
Event posted Nov. 12, 2008
Last updated Nov. 12, 2008
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