Murder mystery to benefit Immaculate Conception School is Jan. 28-29

Watertown Public Opinion
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The cast of "Marriage Can Be Murder" consists of, from left, mother of the groom Melanie Masar, groom Rob VanLaecken, father of the bride Paul Larson, ringbearer Todd Mack, bride Michelle Spies, maid of honor Linda McElhany, wedding planner Dan Flaherty and priest Brad Johnson.
The cast of "Marriage Can Be Murder" consists of, from left, mother of the groom Melanie Masar, groom Rob VanLaecken, father of the bride Paul Larson, ringbearer Todd Mack, bride Michelle Spies, maid of honor Linda McElhany, wedding planner Dan Flaherty and priest Brad Johnson.
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The 13th annual Immaculate Conception School murder mystery dinner theater, "Marriage Can be Murder," will Jan. 28 and 29 at Second Street Station in downtown Watertown.

This is not a marriage that was made in heaven as conflict begins almost immediately.

The play features a local cast of eight, and some audience members could find themselves participating in the deadly wedding. They’ll also be asked to finger the scoundrel who upends the pleasant wedding festivities.

Tickets are $55 and are available at Holy Name Parish and Immaculate Conception School/Parish. Proceeds from the event benefit the school.

This article originally appeared on Watertown Public Opinion: Immaculate Conception murder mystery is March 28 and 29