MONDAY NIGHT - ACT 2 OF "THE SARGE: ALL ABOUT STEVE" BEGINS - SEE IT ON FACEBOOK OR TIKTOK

It's a free murder mystery show & contest. 

THE SARGE is our 1970's TV police show parody/tribute and the second episode of this series is called "ALL ABOUT STEVE". It starts April 1 and again, cash and other prizes are awarded to the first person who can solve all the “who, what, where, why and how” of the murder. To enter and view the full mystery, go to our Facebook Group page:

The Killing Kompany Internet Murder Mystery

The winner will receive $100 plus a variety of official Killing Kompany® gifts. To win, you have to be the first person to submit the best correct answer!  

Continuing with free virtual murder mystery shows while the pandemic restrictions apply in the NY/NJ/CT area, The Killing Kompany® is New York's leading mystery dinner theater group.

PS. We are on TikTok @killingkompany

TONIGHT - ACT 1 OF "THE SARGE: ALL ABOUT STEVE" CONCLUDES - SEE IT ON FACEBOOK OR TIKTOK

It's a free murder mystery show & contest. 

THE SARGE is our 1970's TV police show parody/tribute and the second episode of this series is called "ALL ABOUT STEVE". It starts April 1 and again, cash and other prizes are awarded to the first person who can solve all the “who, what, where, why and how” of the murder. To enter and view the full mystery, go to our Facebook Group page:

The Killing Kompany Internet Murder Mystery

The winner will receive $100 plus a variety of official Killing Kompany® gifts. To win, you have to be the first person to submit the best correct answer!  

Continuing with free virtual murder mystery shows while the pandemic restrictions apply in the NY/NJ/CT area, The Killing Kompany® is New York's leading mystery dinner theater group.

PS. We are on TikTok @killingkompany

TONIGHT - MORE "THE SARGE: ALL ABOUT STEVE" - SEE IT ON FACEBOOK OR TIKTOK

Tonight:  "A Bunny Hop".

It's a free murder mystery show & contest. 

THE SARGE is our 1970's TV police show parody/tribute and the second episode of this series is called "ALL ABOUT STEVE". It starts April 1 and again, cash and other prizes are awarded to the first person who can solve all the “who, what, where, why and how” of the murder. To enter and view the full mystery, go to our Facebook Group page:

The Killing Kompany Internet Murder Mystery

The winner will receive $100 plus a variety of official Killing Kompany® gifts. To win, you have to be the first person to submit the best correct answer!  

Continuing with free virtual murder mystery shows while the pandemic restrictions apply in the NY/NJ/CT area, The Killing Kompany® is New York's leading mystery dinner theater group.

PS. We are on TikTok @killingkompany

WE ARE A THEATER AND STILL NEED HELP

From today's Newsday - we are trying to survive with live/virtual shows. Please help.

Long Island theater venues still need help 

By The Editorial Board Updated April 5, 2021 5:59 PM

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There are two phrases rather than shows on the marquee of the Argyle Theatre in Babylon: "STAY THE COURSE" and "STAY TUNED LI."

Apt words for a bitter pandemic year in the performance world. New York’s theaters and entertainment venues and all the people employed by them are crucial to our economy, cultural heritage, and emotional wellbeing, and we must help them stay on course until it’s time to tune in.

COVID-19 decimated the industry, from Broadway to Long Island and beyond. Revenue for a time was down 98% at the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport, says theater co-owner and managing director Kevin O’Neill. Such pandemic drops were true all around the country and performers left with few options.

Then there are the cascading effects of not being able to have actors onstage: the pit musicians and bartenders and box office staff who couldn't work, plus the loss of all the outside industries that rely on theater. A nonprofit arts attendee spends an additional $31.41 per person, per show for child care, dinner, parking and the like, according to an estimate from the group Americans for the Arts.

Those purchases can lead to more than just pleasurable experiences--they rev the local economy.

Venues and performers have been helped by the federal government through a variety of programs, including supplemental unemployment insurance, the Paycheck Protection Program, and the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant.

But now there is concern about getting through the "bridge" period from the present of plateaued infection levels to the moment--perhaps months from now--when theaters can open in full.

Most theaters don’t have the flexibility of other industries to open profitably at severely reduced capacities, given the tight margins of the live performance business that might call for a 22 person cast and eight-piece orchestra just for starters. And theaters have to navigate the comfort-levels of a public slowly getting vaccinated and unsure about being indoors. It’s becoming a sad truism in the theater world that they were the first ones out of work due to COVID-19, and could be the last ones back in.

So continued support will be needed for workers who may have a hard time finding a job even late this year, when Broadway blockbusters may be just returning. Increased funding or the National Endowment for the Arts could take a New Deal approach to spreading the arts around the country such as national tours featuring Broadway-caliber productions and all their lighting, costumes and music in underserved areas.

Capacity limits and shows are inching back, as this weekend's performance with Nathan Lane and Savion Glover on Broadway showed. Ultimately, the path to playbills will be paved by lower infection levels, more vaccinations, and perhaps better digital passport-style systems to show that ticket-buyers have tested clean or been inoculated. In the meantime, let’s support the performance spaces and performers with whom we will laugh and cry and applaud, now very personally processing through ancient communal methods the grief and challenge of this pandemic year.

By The Editorial Board

TONIGHT - THE SARGE: ALL ABOUT STEVE - "PRE-SCREENING THE PRODUCER"

Tonight:  "Pre-screening The Producer".

It's a free murder mystery show & contest. 

THE SARGE is our 1970's TV police show parody/tribute and the second episode of this series is called "ALL ABOUT STEVE". It starts April 1 and again, cash and other prizes are awarded to the first person who can solve all the “who, what, where, why and how” of the murder. To enter and view the full mystery, go to our Facebook Group page:

The Killing Kompany Internet Murder Mystery

The winner will receive $100 plus a variety of official Killing Kompany® gifts. To win, you have to be the first person to submit the best correct answer!  

Continuing with free virtual murder mystery shows while the pandemic restrictions apply in the NY/NJ/CT area, The Killing Kompany® is New York's leading mystery dinner theater group.

NOW SHOWING - THE SARGE: ALL ABOUT STEVE

Last night: "Meet The Sarge". Tonight: "A Killer Speech".

It's a free murder mystery show & contest. 

THE SARGE is our 1970's TV police show parody/tribute and the second episode of this series is called "ALL ABOUT STEVE". It starts April 1 and again, cash and other prizes are awarded to the first person who can solve all the “who, what, where, why and how” of the murder. To enter and view the full mystery, go to our Facebook Group page:

The Killing Kompany Internet Murder Mystery

The winner will receive $100 plus a variety of official Killing Kompany® gifts. To win, you have to be the first person to submit the best correct answer!  

Continuing with free virtual murder mystery shows while the pandemic restrictions apply in the NY/NJ/CT area, The Killing Kompany® is New York's leading mystery dinner theater group.

OUR APRIL 2021 PRESS RELEASE

NEW FREE MURDER MYSTERY SHOW CONTEST BEGINS APRIL 1

April 1, 2021. The Killing Kompany®, New York's leading comedy murder mystery dinner theater group, is starting their latest free virtual murder mystery show and contest with a new episode of “The Sarge” at 8pm tonight on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/killingkompany  

"The Sarge” is a 1970’s police show comedy tribute series and the new episode “All About Steve” has 12 actors from around the country. During the month of April, 13 scenes will be presented over the course of the month. In May, audience members can enter the contest and offer their solution to the mystery. The contest will end in June when the conclusion will be broadcast and the winner announced: the first audience member who can solve the mystery wins $100 and other prizes. 

Since 1993, The Killing Kompany® has been performing comedy murder mystery shows everywhere; but until pandemic restrictions are removed, they have developed a mixture of live and virtual murder mystery shows which can be customized and performed for public and private events and comply with current Covid guidelines. Other virtual shows include “What’s My Crime”, a game show where prizes are awarded to the first person who can guess the identity and crimes of a famous mystery criminal, as well as “Murder Is In The Air”, a 1940’s film noir tribute, and “The FBI Vault”, a 10 minute murder mystery.

For more information call THE KILLING KOMPANY® at 212 772-2590 (toll free at 1 888 SHOOT-EM).  Or visit their web site at killingkompany.com

THE KILLING KOMPANY® - Mystery Dinner Theatre Shows

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