Dinner and Theatre in One!!! Dear John, See you soon!

Lover of the Arts and For, Tre Floyd has combined my two favorite things to bring us “Dear John” Atlanta’s newest dinner theater experience!

Tre Productions is back with the first ever all African American Dinner Theatre experience in Atlanta. Dear John is a murder mystery dinner theater experience premiering November 2^nd.

Dear John:

The story follows Detective Babler as he tries to figure out what happened to John. John is on the verge of becoming a multi-millionaire and suddenly commits suicide, or so they say. Catch It!!!!! As his wife, ex-wife, daughters and business partner all begin to mourn Johns death Detective Babler begins to unfold what really happened. With Detective Babler on the job, he thinks based on the evidence this is really a murder coverup and at this point everyone is a suspect. 

Along with an amazing storyline, here’s the best part… The audience gets to work together to help Detective Babler figure out who actually killed John while enjoying a 3-course meal. Yep! I told ya’ll the BEST part. You know I love me a crime mystery. I’m bout to be all Murder In The First up in there. LoL! 

Dear John will be sure to keep you on your toes with suspense, comedy and of course drama.  Make sure you are paying attention because you will need evidence if you want your table to solve the case first.

The case stars:

Tre Addison as Detective Babler.

Q Solomon as John, the millionaire business owner. 

Alicia Thym as Karen, the southern belle wife who enjoys spending money.

April Kelley as Nichelle, the spoiled daughter. 

Dwayne Wayne as Ashley, the confused step-son.  

Timisha Foster as Patricia, the ex-wife.

Larry Phylle Carter as Frank, the business partner.

Christin Dickens as Ms. Shaw the sexy secretary

Ralph Edward as the coroner. (According to inside sources the coroner may be the one to make matters even worse.)

Tre Floyd, the writer, and producer, wanted to bring something cool and fun this time around.  

“After the success of the “Love Sex and Marriage” Tour, I wanted to do something different and I wanted to use an all African American cast because Atlanta hasn’t seen dinner theatre like this before.”

Tre Floyd