Murder/Mystery Dinner to The Loft at Limerick

The Loft at is holding a comedy/murder-mystery dinner theatre on Jan. 21. The murder-mystery show is an outrageously funny event entitled, "Redneck Birthday Party." The mystery is full of surprises, laughs, twists and turns. It’s a load of fun.

The show is produced by White Rose Productions, an entertainment company that has performed highly successful dinner theatre shows in hotels, restaurants and banquet facilities. The company is operated by Cherryl Lynn, who produces, writes and stars in her own shows. Lynn is from Whitehall.

Lynn has been doing this for more than 18 years, touring the East Coast. She said her shows are perfect for public and private performances, as well as business functions and charity fundraisers.

The story contains redneck identical twin sisters born three months apart, Bobby Jo Bobby Melonjuice [Lynn]  and Jo Bobby Jo Melonjuice [Sandy Reagan], are throwing a surprise birthday party. A past redneck lover [Erik Garces] from their hometown of Marlboro Breath, Tenn. has returned and one twin is determined to be matrimony bound while the other one wants to cash in on past promises.

There are more surprises for the Melonjuice Twins as long gone relatives show up and recently "pee-roled" friends crash the birthday party. Everybody has a score to settle and mullets to comb.  Will death be the birthday wish as  the candles are blown out? The show is rated PG-13, as it contains adult subject matter.

A murder-mystery dinner does not need a stage and is completely interactive with the audience. There are three main actors, but the audience members also play roles in the performance, and also get to try to figure out "who-dun-it." Prizes are given out in light of correct and/or hilarious guesses.

Lynn said she performs at Limerick Golf Club every January and July.

"I can't even tell you how many years [I've performed there]," she said. "We always have a fantastic time. People at Limerick Golf Club always put on a fantastic meal. It's very high class. It's funny because it's so beautiful and we're coming in as rednecks, which makes it even funnier."

The cost for the event is $35 per person which includes a buffet dinner and the show. The doors open at 6:30 p.m., and a cash bar will be available. For reservations call Graham Crouse at 610-247-3027. The facility is located at 765 N. Lewis Rd.

Lynn hopes people will come out and see what the show is all about, and said you won't want to miss this.

"I want people to come and have fun," Lynn concluded. "Even in our economic times, this is reasonably priced and a good time out. Everything's rising and Limerick Golf Club has kept everything the same. The money you'll pay is reasonable, because my life's purpose is to bring laughter and light to the world. It's a very unique experience - something people will never see again."