Tri-County Mystery Meets returns to Corbin Saturday for new show

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Tri-County Mystery Meets opened its first ever production at The Pennington in Corbin in July to a sold out crowd. That show was “ The Reveal” which centered around a high school reunion. The run of that show ended in Harlan.

Now the troupe is back with a new show and new experience with “The Game of Homes.” This show brings back crowd favorites Howard and Terre played by actors Chris Campbell and Brittney Ferguson. The wealthy couple buy their dream home which promises to be the Mecca of Corbin only to discover that a couple of new characters Jasper and Abigail, played by Adam Hubbard and Mary Scott, also dwell in the home. Who will win the home? The audience decides the outcome in this immersive, audience interactive theatrical experience.

This show will be at The Depot Saturday from 7-9 p.m., and audiences will already be familiar with the excellent cuisine being offered.

The menu entrees include: Filet Mignon, meatloaf, baked salmon or pan-seared pork chops along with special Halloween themed desserts.

“We want to showcase the best of every community we perform in and offer a different experience each time. We had a wonderful reception from Corbin at The Pennington and we are looking forward to a repeat at The Depot,” said owner, Cat Rhoden Goguen. “We are really excited to help people enjoy the spooky season with a dinner theatre experience.”\

Tickets are limited and are on sale at Eventbrite. You can follow the group on their Tri-County Mystery Meets Facebook page for show information.

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