Murder for Two

Murder for Two is a musical mystery in which two actors play 13 characters at breakneck speed — and accompany themselves on the piano. Zany doesn’t even begin to cover this latest offering from Capital City Theatre. It’s all old-fashioned whodunnit fun, and not meant to be taken seriously. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday and at 2 pm Sunday, plus 2 p.m. on March 1. Very limited tickets were still available as of Wednesday, at capitalcitytheatre.org.

Capital City Theatre musical comedy, 2/21-3/2, at 7:30 pm Friday-Saturday and 2 pm Sunday, plus 2 pm, 3/1. $42.

media release: Capital City Theatre is thrilled to bring you Murder for Two, a zany, fast-paced musical comedy that’s part Agatha Christie and part Marx Brothers!

What’s it about?

When a surprise birthday party turns deadly, hilarity ensues as two actors play all the roles—murder suspects, detectives, and everyone in between—while accompanying themselves on the piano. It’s a high-energy whodunit packed with clever tunes, sharp wit, and plot twists that will keep you guessing (and laughing) until the very end.

Tickets are on sale now! Don’t miss this side-splitting production.

As we prepare for our upcoming production of "Murder for Two," we are acutely aware of the sensitivity surrounding themes of violence, particularly gun violence, in our community at this time. We want to assure our patrons and the broader community that we take this responsibility seriously.

Capital City Theatre has always believed in the power of art to inspire change and provoke meaningful conversations. In that spirit, we will use our platform to speak out against gun violence and promote dialogue on how we can work together to create a safer society for all.

Furthermore, we are committed to supporting those directly impacted by the tragedy at Abundant Life Christian School. We will be contributing a portion of the ticket sales from "Murder for Two" to the United Way fund established to assist the families affected by this heartbreaking event.

We stand in solidarity with our community during this difficult time and remain dedicated to fostering healing and positive change through the arts.