Are children allowed at the performance?

The show is geared toward adults and older teens due to mature themes; check with the box office for age recommendations.

Is parking available near Memories Ballroom?

Yes, there is nearby street parking and public lots in downtown Port Washington within walking distance.

Can the show accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes, gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan meals are available when requested in advance via the box office.

How long is the dinner and show experience?

The entire event lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes, including dining and performance.

Are there matinee showtimes?

Yes, matinée performances start at 12:30 pm with doors opening at 11:45 am.

What is the recommended attire for the event?

Smart casual clothing is best suited for a comfortable yet polished dining experience.

An Inspector Falls: Immersive 1912 Murder Mystery Dinner & Show in Port Washington, WI

Step back into 1912 at Port Washington, Wisconsin’s Memories Ballroom, where "An Inspector Falls" transforms a classic murder mystery into an evening of suspense and intrigue. This dinner and show experience invites guests to become part of a captivating theatrical event that unravels secrets within the affluent Birling family during a celebratory meal. The arrival of Inspector Goole disrupts the joyous occasion, revealing a dark thread connecting each family member to the tragic demise of Eva Smith, a working-class woman whose story exposes hidden moral complexities and social divides of the era. Set in a striking historic venue at 1077 Lake Drive, the event offers more than just a meal—it's an interactive journey that places you at the heart of an unfolding drama steeped in early 20th-century tensions. The production is carefully staged, blending live performance with a carefully curated menu to create a seamless experience. Guests dine on a carefully crafted menu featuring an Angus steak sandwich on a Sheboygan hard roll, homemade Parmesan garlic potato chips, creamy coleslaw, and signature desserts like salted caramel cake and Memories Famous Fluff. Gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options mean most dietary preferences are accommodated with advance notice, ensuring nobody misses a beat during the performance. This blend of storytelling and dining makes "An Inspector Falls" a standout cultural offering in the Lake Michigan lakeside town, renowned for its vibrant arts scene and welcoming community atmosphere. Port Washington itself is a haven for visitors who appreciate the combination of historical charm and outdoor beauty, known for its harbor-front parks and maritime heritage. Unlike traditional theater, this event’s intimate setting and direct engagement with characters allows for a unique and memorable experience not easily replicated elsewhere in the region. The show runs approximately three and a half hours, with matinée and evening performances suitable for an attentive crowd eager to immerse themselves in early Wisconsin social history through a compelling narrative. For travelers planning a visit, allowing ample time to explore Port Washington’s waterfront, nearby hiking trails, and local shops before or after the show enriches the experience. Whether you’re a theater enthusiast, history buff, or foodie, "An Inspector Falls" offers an immersive window into the dynamics of a complex era while indulging your palate in comfort fare with a twist. As a spotlight on local talent in a charming Midwestern setting, the production strengthens Port Washington’s status as a destination for culturally rich escapes and authentic storytelling adventures.