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Park Players Present ‘Clue’ At J.B. Chambers Performing Arts Center

Whodunnit? Why, it’s Wheeling Park High School’s Park Players … in the J.B. Chambers Performing Arts Center … with their presentation of “Clue.”

Inspired by the classic board game and beloved mystery movie, “Clue” brings a night of secrets, suspense, and pure laughter to the stage. When a group of unexpected guests gathers at a mysterious mansion, a dinner party takes a shocking turn, leaving everyone a suspect and no shortage of twists, turns, and hilarious surprises. With endlessly colorful characters, clever clues, and unpredictable ending(s), this fast-paced comedy invites audiences to play detective and solve the mystery.

Directed by Katie Redd with assistant director Dr. Michael Romick and featuring newly appointed creative director Lief Green, the play is designed to be family friendly, and the cast and crew share no shortage of equal parts laughter and suspense.

See “Clue” in person at the JB Chambers Performing Arts Center Thursday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Visit the Wheeling Park High School website’s main page to find tickets available for purchase. The Park Players accept cash or card at the door. The cost of the show is $15 for general admission, with children 5 and under admitted for free. All Ohio County Schools Students are free with their student ID.