Participatory theater is like being a door-to-door salesman. The pitch needs to start off so strong that the potential customer doesn't slam the door on your face. If the pitch isn't good then that moment when it's time for the audience to play along will be a dud. Sadly, such is the case in The Murder at Ginger Creek. Written and created by Michael Gargan Curtin and Ruthie Scarpino, The Murder at Ginger Creek is a f…
SOURCE: TheaterInTheNow at 12:38PM on February 23, 2016