Festival of Shows
The Butler Did Itwritten by Tim Kelly
This spoof of English mysteries with a decidedly American flavor finds Miss Maple, a society dowager noted for her imaginative week end parties, awaiting a group of detective writers invited to eerie Ravenswood Manor where they are to assume the personalities of their fictional characters. She's arranged all sorts of scary, amusing incidents. Then a real murder takes place and the guests realize they're all marked for death. When they're not busy tripping over the clues, the zany sleuths trip over one another.
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
written by Tim Kelly
Stand by for the wackiest mystery spoof in years! Weird playwright Sebastian Sly, author of such bombs as 'Dial M for Morose' and 'Ten Little Ninjas', lives in a creepy mansion. His arch enemy, the clever but snide drama critic Sylvia Frye, hates thrillers and has forced his retirement. Sebastian invites her to his home where all manner of mystery play chills and thrills are trotted out to convince her she's wrong about his work. There's a twist ending that will have you gasping in surprise.
The House of Fear
written by Jeff Greenwalt
When guests at a weekend part held at Musgrave Manor start to disappear one at a time, Sherlock Holmes is called in to solve the murder. With a bitter old Scotsman, a creepy housekeeper, a lion hunter and an opera star as suspects, Holmes quickly finds he may be in over his head.
