Riga-Tony's Murder Mystery Dinner Show: A 1930s Whodunit in Pigeon Forge

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Riga-Tony's Murder Mystery Dinner Show swaps the usual Pigeon Forge music revue for an interactive comedy mystery. Set in the 1930s with a mobster theme, the show sends a few comical crimes through the dining room and leaves the audience to work out who did it. The Pigeon Forge production is staged at Downtown Flavortown on Teaster Lane, and the company also runs shows in Myrtle Beach and Branson.

Dinner is served as the story unfolds: a house salad with balsamic vinaigrette, Cajun chicken pasta, and cheesecake with raspberry sauce, with water and sweet or unsweetened tea included. Craft sodas and cocktail pairings are available for purchase, and the menu can change at the chef's discretion. VIP tickets add center-table seating and a Get a Clue package, while the Main Suspect upgrade casts one lucky guest in the show, a fun choice for birthdays and celebrations.

The show runs about two hours, with evening performances most nights and some afternoon shows in busier seasons, so check the online calendar for current times. Tickets are booked online through the show's website. Parents of young children may want to call (865) 806-5801 before booking to ask whether the show suits their family. Downtown Flavortown sits at the Mountain Mile development on Teaster Lane.

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Did You Know

• The Pigeon Forge show is held at Downtown Flavortown on Teaster Lane (Riga-Tony's Murder Mystery Dinner Show).
• Riga-Tony's also runs murder mystery dinner shows in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and Branson, Missouri (Riga-Tony's Murder Mystery Dinner Show).
• The Main Suspect package turns one guest into a star of the show (Riga-Tony's Murder Mystery Dinner Show).
• Dinner includes water and a choice of sweet or unsweetened iced tea (Riga-Tony's Murder Mystery Dinner Show).