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REVIEWS
"Murder mystery evenings, weekends, train rides and so forth have proliferated in recent years, but producer/director Peggy Phillips' Dial "M" Murder Mysteries is one of the first and best in the business since 1985. Dial "M"'s shows are grand fun, and a terrific ice breaker. For mystery buffs and fans of comedy, this chance to match wits should not be missed." - Cathy Thompson-Georges, Entertainment Today
"Bravo for their stamina and ability to laugh at themselves and consequently make us laugh more. Fans of Carol Burnette, and Harvey Korman will such "pull out all the stops" comedy that exists in Dial M too. " Don Grigware, Valley Scene
"Frankie and Mia's Wedding revolves around the first meeting of the two families: the Fettuccinis are wild Italians and the Upjohns are uptight WASPS. The contrast between the ethnicities, culture and wealth is the fuel behind the fires that erupt as Frankie and Mia prepare to tie the knot. Audience members/invited guests are invited to jump right in the thick of things." - The Cover
Letters of Recommendation Hughes Space and Communications
"Dear Peggy, I'm writing you on behalf of our entire department (Communication Media) here at Hughes Space and Communications Company to tell you how much we enjoyed your murder mystery show at our department holiday party at the Stinking Rose Restaurant on December 10.
"I've talked with many of the people who attended, and I have not heard one negative comment from anyone. What I have heard are reactions reflecting my own; for example:
'It was a fun evening from start to finish. The clue-matching exercise at the beginning was a good mixer without forcing anyone to participate if they really didn't want to."
"The production was good theater in every respect. It was well staged amid severe space constraints. Everyone in the company was obviously well rehearsed and prepared. The homework that you did to personalize the show all the way through was very effective and very funny.
"Every member of the cast was splendid. They were all skilled actors, seamlessly blending the scripted material with the considerable amount of improv required. Further, they were all 'into' their work, taking it as seriously and wholeheartedly as I would expect of a good cast on stage anywhere. They obviously took pride in what they were doing. Even the song and dance number at the end was terrific. Along with everything else, you all can sing harmony, too! Outstanding!
"Thanks so much for a great evening!
"Sincerely,
"Joan Rydbeck, For the Communication Media Department"
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