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Gone With The Dust Serves Up Dinner And A Mystery
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Three Course Murder series is back. Following the success of their previous show “Jazz to Kill,” on Saturday they premiered their new show “Gone with the Dust.”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Three Course Murder series is back. Following the success of their previous show “Jazz to Kill,” on Saturday they premiered their new show “Gone with the Dust.”
This interactive dining experience was complemented by a game of “who done it,” originally debuted with “Jazz to Kill” several months ago. Now they are back with a new show entitled “Gone with the Dust.” The show’s composer Rakell Rolle tells us the inspiration behind this latest series.
With a cast of familiar faces and some new, they all gave a stellar performance. Giving us a show that was more dramatic and scandalous than last season as the suspense captivates you and you question “who done it?”
The show is scheduled to run from June 22 to August 15, 2024. You can check their social media pages @ThreeCourseMurder for more information.
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