The Crystal Image Performing Arts Co. presents this multicultural murder mystery set in rural Kansas about a couple who lose their child and go on a search for answers. More…
A few days before Christmas, choir director Bey Allman and her husband, Charles, anxiously await the return of their son from the big city. The smell of chicken and sweet potato pie fills the air. Holiday lights shine all over town. The seasonal joy is broken when they learn their son has been found dead at the door of the church. The Allmans' strength, perseverance, and faith are tested as they begin an arduous journey to discover what happened. Will the truth set them free...or drag them deeper into despair?
See it if you have 2 hours to waste. Some of the actors were good, but the script just did not hold anyone's attention. It was confusing and slow.
Don't see it if you value your time, but the actors do have talent. So always good to show support for the arts. It's the script that was bad.
See it if you like mystery
Don't see it if you don't like mystery
See it if If you want to see a raw productions that's safe and predictable
Don't see it if If you want to see a well composed and acted piece.
See it if The cast has great heart and are doing the best with what they've got. The staging is well done too.
Don't see it if The script needs severe editing. Don't know why it's in 3 parts; my 'part' was 2.5 hours LOONNNGGG. Perhaps my inner professor came out.
See it if You like mysteries
Don't see it if See it
See it if If you want to be entertained with a fresh new mystery
Don't see it if If mystery don't entertain you
See it if You love mystery!
Don't see it if You are expecting to see a musical
See it if you want to experience drama that explores culture and mystery. a fresh approach to the murder mystery genre. Excellent acting, directing.
Don't see it if you don't like mystery with a fresh approach.