Park Square Theatre in St. Paul, MN has risen the to challenge of Covid-19 quarantine and restrictions on meeting in person. Their video offerings are great. I’m planning on tuning into the following mysteries. I’m grateful to still get a chance to experience their shows. I miss the excitement and energy of seeing them live, but this is a good alternate and keeps us connected and seeing stories unfold. 
4 Episodes | New episodes released weekly starting July 24
A virtual game. An absolute mystery. A close-knit band of thespians goes online when a pandemic puts the kibosh on their annual summer scavenger hunt (as well as their acting gigs). You get to join them in the merry round of video calls and answer their riddles. But when someone winds up dead, you and the remaining actors have to rush to find the killer before the next life gets disconnected.
Starts July 24 – NEXT FRIDAY!
By Jeffrey Hatcher
Directed by Warren C. Bowles
Access all 4 episodes for just $30!
“Great fun, and it features a stellar cast!” – Minnpost
The powerhouse performers in Riddle Puzzle Plot are: Sun Mee Chomet*, Shanan Custer, Aimee K. Bryant*, E.J. Subkoviak*, Alessandra Bongiardina, Pearce Bunting* and Rodolfo Nieto*
*Member, Actors Equity Association
How does it work? Riddle Puzzle Plot will be revealed in four episodes released weekly from July 24 – August 14. Each episode is 1 hour including a 45 minute pre-recorded episode and live post-show chatrooms with the actors – in character! Audience members will have the chance to ask the characters questions that will inform the future of the narrative!
Audiences have the choice of Zooming in on Friday or Saturday nights or streaming a full recording of an earlier show starting Sundays. Once an episode is released, ticket holders will be able to access it on the Park Square website throughout the remaining run.
One ticket gives the ticket holder access to all four episodes.

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ON DEMAND
ALSO “ON STAGE”
Next Monday, the ceaselessly clever and entertaining MORLS brings you two regional mysteries; one set in San Francisco, the other in the Twin Cities. Each play is presented and performed in the style of a classic radio broadcast, including commercials, music and sound effects!
Monday, July 20, 7:30 pm
Your Home Theatre | $15
The first play is a lost episode of the west coast detective series Candy Matson Yukon 2-8209 entitled “The Mystery of the Black Cat”. Female detectives were a rarity in old-time radio and Candy Matson was one of the best! The series was known for its over-the-top characters, snappy dialogue, and rapid-fire San Francisco references. Although the original recording of “The Mystery of the Black Cat” is lost, the script survives, allowing us to recreate it for a new generation of old-time radio fans!
The night’s second play is an original creation from our own Midwestern detective series, The Minnesota Goodbye entitled “No One Wants to Take the Last Bullet.” Tim Uren’s hard-boiled detective Raymond Lake must once again face a land of passive aggressive niceties and ice-cold murder in a tale that will make you happy we still have two months of summer left!
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