"Who Killed Uncle Pete?" Returns to the 14th Street Playhouse

Jan. 3, 2010 - PRLog -- Due to an overwhelming response, "Who Killed Uncle Pete?" A Comedy Murder Mystery will return to the 14th Street Playhouse on Jan. 22-23, 2010 at 8:00 p.m.  

In June 2009, the play proved to be a hit.  Sherry Bell-Bradley is a new writer on the scene with Mississippi Magnolia Productions.  The play initially started out as a skit written for a murder-mystery party and later developed into a production.  This play is hilarious and Uncle Pete is a riot.  There is comedy, mystery, life lessons, encouragement, repentance, hope and happiness.  This production has a flare of Mississippi culture, and it will keep you guessing until the very end.  With clean, family-fun it is sure to be a big hit that will have you walking away in laughter.

Synopsis:  Who Killed Uncle Pete?: Most families have at least one family member where you dread their appearance at any family gathering because of their rude behavior. In the McCloud Family, that relative is Uncle Pete, who shows up uninvited, insults several family members, and ends up dead. Who actually killed Uncle Pete? Hard to determine when so many people wanted him dead.

Tickets are $35.00 and can be purchased at the 14th Street Playhouse (www.14thstplayhouse.org; as well as Woodruff Arts Center (www.woodruffcentertickets.org) or 404.733.5000.  There is general admission and the play is family-friendly.

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