Savanna Rankin playing Rich N. Virile, who was very dashing in his goatee and bowler hat next to Brody Johnson as Mr. Drudge the butler of the mansion.

The Clearbrook-Gonvick School Music Department cast picture. Front Row: Jazmyn Smith, Kjersti Snyder, Abby Hutchinson, Savanna Rankin, Trinity Lee, Danika Harmon. Back Row: Brody Johnson, Presley Westrum, Abby Johnson, Ethan Erickson, Callie Baker, Korbin Glass, Sydney Dahlke, and Vincent Harmon

Vincent Harmon played the part of the killer alligator at the second annual Mystery Dinner Theater. Seated is his victim, Korbin Glass who played Peppy Sparks.

Sydney Dahlke as Mr. Roper a police officer seated next to Danika Harmon as Judge Slayer who was the mastermind behind the murders.

Kjersti Snyder as General Blitz, Presley Westrum as Detective Hound, Ethan Erickson as Mrs. Drudge, Sydney Dahlke as Mr. Roper, Savanna Rankin as Rich N. Virile, Danika Harmon as Judge Slayer. All played their parts well and were very entertaining for the audience of all ages

Vincent Harmon played the part of the killer alligator at the second annual Mystery Dinner Theater. Seated is his victim, Korbin Glass who played Peppy Sparks.

Abigail Johnson was Miss Priggish.

Dinner and Drama to “Die” For

Fri, 11/23/2018 - 10:04am admin

The Clearbrook-Gonvick School Music Department hosted the second annual mystery dinner theatre on Saturday, November 10. The school commons was decorated in festive fall colors as guests arrived and were seated by music students. The evening began with encore performances by students who had prepared solos for contest which was held Nov. 7. Guests were served a fabulous 3 course meal prepared by Robin Proffit and her staff and served by students. While guests were enjoying their meal, the play, “Murder by Ten” by Eddie McPherson was presented by a cast of 14 students. Before the last scene of the play, a short intermission allowed the guests to enjoy dessert and a drawing for cast T-shirts. The final scene of the play revealed the murderer----or did it?!

The play was produced by special arrangement with Eldridge Publishing. The students are very appreciative of the Thrivent Financial Action Team Grant received to help with the purchase of food for the evening. Proceeds from the event will help with the cost of a music department trip which is in the planning stages for later this spring. Directors Katrina Stewart and Tammy Ragan, along with the music students would like to thank everyone who assisted us in the production of the event and for the support of those who attended.

Dinner and Drama to “Die” For

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