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Looking for something unusual and different?

​Live entertainment that won’t break the budget? ​


We bring the show, you bring the audience – all the fun without the drama!

Give us a call to discuss your event and learn how a live performance by professional actors
can enhance your event and engage your audience like nothing else!

Support for WatermelonAlligator performances may be available to nonprofit organizations through
the New England States Touring (NEST) program of the New England Foundation for the Arts.
Visit www.nefa.org for more information.


Logo for Whodunit? is a black and silver magnifying glass, oriented upwards, where the lens is magnifying the Who in Whodunit. Who is in red, and dunit? is in green, matching the WatermelonAlligator logo and using the same Pristina font.


​whodunit?
 

Suitable for audiences from 25-200 people, running time will vary based on audience size.

 
Looking for compelling entertainment that will run concurrently with your banquet, plated dinner, passed hors d’oeuvres, or wine tasting? We have multiple interactive murder mysteries with varying cast sizes ranging from 7 -11 actors to fit the theme of your event. Your guests become part of the show as they are deputized to help investigate the crime and interrogate the suspects! At the end of the night, will anyone discover “whodunit?”  ​


Logo for Whodunit? 2.0 is a black and silver magnifying glass, oriented upwards, where the lens is magnifying the Who in Whodunit. Who is in red, and dunit? is in green, matching the WatermelonAlligator logo and using the same Pristina font. The number 2.0 is rendered in the same font, in black, to the right of the magnifying glass handle and below dunit?
whodunit? 2.0

Suitable for audiences from 10-200 people, running time will vary based on audience size.
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Similar to our whodunit? offering, this features multiple interactive murder mysteries with varying cast sizes ranging from 7-11 actors. The difference? In this version, your guests don’t just investigate the crime, some will have the chance to become part of the story! You will be given a full page character synopsis for up to 24 of your guests so that they can come “in character” ready to be part of the fun! Perfect for smaller parties (10-24 people) who want to be completely immersed in the story, or for larger audiences who want to see some of their own in the spotlight!

This offering also includes a brief orientation with your audience-participants held just prior to the start of the event.

Logo for Oh, what now? is two lines of text in Pristina font. The first line of the logo is left-justified and reads Oh, what with Oh, in red and what in green matching the WatermelonAlligator logo. The second line is right-justified, in slightly larger font size and reads now? in black. The t of what in the top line and the n of now in the bottom line each slightly overlap the center, but the two lines are offset enough that they do not overlap each other.

​Oh, what NOW?


Suitable for audiences of any size, running time approximately 60 minutes.


In the spirit of Whose Line is it Anyway? and Thank God You’re Here!, Oh, what NOW? is a collection of interactive comedic improvisation featuring a cast of 4-9 actors. Props, games, songs – you never know what will happen or what direction the show will go! The show can be tailored on both audience participation and family-friendly content to best fit your event. 


The logo of How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse is split horozontally about one-third from the top edge of the picture. The top one-third is an extreme closeup of the upper half of a white person's face. Their fingertips are curled over the grey border as though they are pulling down a blanket. The fingertips are grimy, fingernails caked in dark dirt. Lank dark hair surrounds the face, leaving only the bridge of the nose, eyes, part of  the eyebrows, and the forehead visible. The figure's eyes are staring directly at the camera. The bottom two-thirds is greyscale, with hints of red, patterned to look like an old blanket. In the foreground, the words Be Prepared are in lighter grey all caps lettering, taking up about a third of the negative space. Along the bottom of the logo are two hashtags in white, hashtag-stay-alive and hashtag-save-our-species.




​How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse


suitable for audiences of any size, running time approximately 90 minutes.
 
THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE IS NO LAUGHING MATTER!!
​                                                                           (...except sometimes it is.)

We are pleased to be able to offer the life-saving seminar, How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse! Written by Ben Muir and performed in New England exclusively by the WatermelonAlligator Theatre Company, this award-winning zombie survivalist spoof will keep your audience engaged and laughing from start to finish!

Features a cast of 4-5 actors and set up as an educational seminar.

There is passive interaction from the audience, but this is not as participatory as some of our other offerings.

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  • murder mystery trains
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  • corporate creativity
  • classes
  • about us
  • get in touch