+GROUPS- We have a group that wants to buy our tickets seperately, how do we sit together? What if someone already bought their tickets and we want to sit with them?

Easy Peasy! During the ticket purchasing process there is a section that asks if you'd like to sit with someone who is purchasing their tickets seperately. Use the space provided to input the person's name- boom- done! You can also come up with a group name and have everyone put the same group name in the space provided. We are always available if you feel more comfortable double-checking with us- just call, email or text. Always be sure to include your phone number when you purchase tickets, in case we'd like to double check with you too.

+DRESS CODE Does Whodunit have one?

Well folks, as long as ya got clothes on, we'll let ya in! Our typical audience includes guests wearing business casual, jeans & t-shirt, shorts & a tank top and all dolled up for a date night. Some folks really get into it and dress up according to the theme of the show. You wear what you wanna, just remember, it IS a murder mystery and I hear that what you die in will be your ghost outfit forever!

+Does the audience participate?

Tooootally up to you! Our shows are perfect for both the outgoing 'class clown' that wants to get involved AND the introvert that wants to sit back & enjoy the show without getting involved. We have opportunities to volunteer and don't worry- we always make the actors look silly and our volunteer the star! Other opportunities include group participation- similar to 'boo' for the bad guy or 'cheer' for the good guy. Look at your handout for specifics.

+Arrival Time & how long are the events?

A good arrival time is 6:15pm, some folks come a little earlier and others may come a little later and that's just fine by us! We like to get the meal started as soon as everyone gets there so just make your target arrival 6:15, typically our events end by 9:00pm.

+ Prices & Inclusions- what about tipping?

$59 includes dinner & show, there is a cash bar you can belly up to & all required service tipping is included in the price of your ticket. Although tipping for the performers isn't required the actors love it! You'll have an opportunity to tip the performers in red cups placed on the table and you can also tip the banquet staff by placing tips on the table.

+ Click here to get the address & find out what's for dinner at Cattlemen's events!

Cattlemen's Event Center 1309 S. Agnew Okc 

Each meal will include two meats: 7oz top sirloin steak & charbroiled chicken breast served with tossed green salad with Cattlemen’s famous house dressing, baked Idaho potato, steamed vegetable medley, homemade yeast rolls, Homemade Desserts: coconut pie or chocolate Pie. KID MEAL- chicken fingers and french fries. Tea & soft drinks are included, alcohol is available at a seperate charge. Cattlemen's has a full bar. voluntary tip for actors not included

+ Click here to get the address & find out whats for dinner at Teds Escondido events!

Teds Escondido North Event center annex 6900 N. May

Dinner is a buffet with beef and/or chicken fajitas, soft flour tortillas, rice, beans, cheese, chips, flour tortillas, queso, salsa, guacamole, sour cream, relish, cinnamon chips. Soft beverages are included, beer & margaritas available at a seperate charge.   voluntary tip for actors not included

+Do we watch the show while we eat? Where is the show performed?

We get asked this all the time, a good way to think of it is- dinner AND a show, not dinner DURING a show. Our restaurants are award winning venues that have stood the test of time & we believe meal time should get it's own spotlight. Enjoy your meal with no distractions then we'll get those dishes removed and start up the show. You don't even have to move your seat, the show is performed in the same room where you dine.

+What is the cancellation policy due to weather etc?

If the weather stations are tellin' Oklahomans in the area not to get on the roads and OKC businesses are closing up shop due to weather or if the event has to be canceled for any other reason- don't fret! Not only will we reschedule the event but we'll also magically turn your ticket purchase into a gift certificate that never expires. So if the rescheduled date doesn't work for you, there are still lots of options.

+How about refunds, is that a thing?

I wish I could say it was, but dadgummit we can't give 'em. Whodunit works with historical & highly saught-after venues that purchase & prepare award winning food. Both the venue and entertainment boast record breaking longevity. (my mamma always says, if somethin' sticks around for a while- means it's worth stickin' around) So just like any other concert or event in the entertainment industry- the show must go on. You still have options though. If you find you can't make it to a show you bought tickets for, you can sell 'em to a friend or on social media. No promises, but if you can get to us with 2+ weeks notice we can possibly transfer your tickets to another scheduled event date or transfer them to gift certificates (with approval through our venue & other partners).

+What is your show rated, is it appropriate for children?

We love for everyone to enjoy our shows- all ages are welcome. That being said, we know you have your own idea of what is appropriate. We will be as detailed as possible in order to make your decision easier.

Violence: All ages. We do not include any physical violence in our shows, even the death scene is comical, no blood, no gore and no gunshots.

Language: all ages. We have subtle references but nothing overt. Here are some examples: we may rhyme with mild cuss words like-'I don't give a spit' or a character name could be 'Gill T. Azhell' but no blatant foul language.

Adult content: 10+. Depending upon the show we reference mild adult content such as divorce, drinking & smoking. Death and murder, of course, are in each show and there may be an 'arrest'. The audience may guess that the death was by suicide. We never have gore, blood or gunshots and all content is considered comical- not serious.

Please note: We cannot control what our audience might say or do. In the 30+ years we have not had any inappropriate audience interaction issues that would be different from above.

+I have PTSD- will there be gunshots in your show?

Nope! We never have gunshots- heck, we don't even have guns in our shows (not even the plastic ones). There are so many more interesting ways to 'kill' someone- in the comedy- whodunity kind of way, of course. We'll take it even further- there will be no gore, no blood and all content is considered comical- not serious.