Interactive Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre Benefiting Contact Concern

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INTERACTIVE MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATRE HOSTED BY CONTACT-CONCERN SUPPORTS A GOOD CAUSE, CREATES ENJOYABLE EVENING

KINGSPORT – If you’re a fan of Sherlock Holmes or Agatha Christie, then you’re in for a treat – and a good cause. Contact-Concern of Northeast Tennessee is hosting an interactive murder mystery titled “Murder on the Motor-Coach,” scripted and directed by Judy Womack, to benefit the helpline with its operations expenses.

The show will be held Saturday, April 23, at 6 p.m. at the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall, located at 161 E. Ravine St. in Kingsport.

Dinner will be catered by Texas Roadhouse and will include ribs, chicken, baked potatoes, salad and dessert. Wine will also be served. Tickets cost $50 and are available by calling 211 or 423-246-2273.

“This will be a fun, entertaining evening with a good meal for a great cause,” said Margaret Counts, executive director of Contact-Concern. “Contact-Concern is here to support anyone in need or in crisis in our area with information and referrals to hundreds of community services. And all of our services are free and confidential.”

Contact-Concern connects people in need to with local organizations that provide services such as food, financial assistance for utilities, free or low-cost medical care, area shelters, counseling services, support groups, battered women’s shelters and addiction prevention or treatment. Contact-Concern also provides daily reassurance calls for the elderly and homebound residents of Northeast Tennessee.

A non-profit organization of the United Way, Contact-Concern is entirely supported by generous donations from people and organizations in the community. Counts said additional financial support is needed for the program to expand and provide additional services.

For more information, please call Counts at 423-246-2273.