1920's Chicago Prohibition Themed Murder Mystery Coming to The Range Grill and Tap on May 3

1927. Chicago. Prohibition. Al Capone ruled the city through the illegal distribution and sale of liquor. Gin joints and speakeasies were all the rage.

That is the set up of a new murder mystery dinner theatre production: The Bootleg Bump Off at Ruby’s Rum Runner Room by Carl Zeitler. The production is directed by Julane Sullivan.

Come mingle with gangsters, club owners, private eyes, and corrupt detectives in this fun period comedy with lots of audience interaction.

This ONE NIGHT ONLY performance will be on Sunday May 3. A sold out house will be very likely, so please reserve tickets as soon as possible.

The production will be held at The Range Grill & Tap at 35 N. Water St. in Batavia. The cost for the show and dinner with dessert is $30 per person. There will be a social hour beginning at 5 PM with the show itself starting at 6 PM. A cash bar will be available during the social hour and during the meal service. Free parking is available

Please call the Range Grill & Tap at 630-761-0145 to check on ticket availability and for all ticket information.

The Range Grill & Tap had another murder mystery in February, Tumbleweed Turmoil at the Tombstone Tavern. That event sold out 10 days prior the performance. The earlier show was also written by Zeitler and directed by Sullivan. Some of the same cast members return for this new play along with several talented new members.

The cast includes Aaron Berogan, Nancy Braus, Heidi Buyck, Debbi Dennison, Vicky Giannini, Shazad Mehta, Frank Warpeha, Bruce Worthel, and Carl Zeitler.

Some proceeds from the production will go to help fund Shakespeare on Clark’s summer production of Much Ado about Nothing.