Good Guys Bad Guys

That's the name of the play presented at the dinner theatre I went to last night. The background of the play is a supposed Wyoming Law Enforcement convention in Last Whiskey, Wyoming. It started with cocktails in the lobby where members of the cast would come by the tables and drop hints of possible crimes. We then moved to a dining room where a banquet dinner (prime rib no less) for the attendees of the convention ate and awards were presented. A member of the cast sat at each table and we all had to pretend to be in law enforcement types. I was a juvenile probation officer. Our table cast member was supposedly the chief of police. They talked about work shops (fictitious) which we all supposedly attended such as "assuming the positions (not well liked),"Tazing Technique Workshop (everyone supposedly was tazed)," and "Body Cavity Searches (a big favorite)." Awards were presented. A friend of mine won the "best fish flopping after being tazed" award. I won the "The Quickest Draw" from the Tazing Technique Workshop (one of the cast members knows me and saw my name on the reservation list). It concluded with a couple of murders, solving some crimes and then dessert. A fun evening.
The cast of eight included four people from either the local police department or the local sheriff's office. The "chief" is actually a police sargeant. They knew what they were talking about at the tables. One actor I had in class over 40 years ago and another went to CY and graduated with the son.

The Casper Ghosts (4-12) have now won two games in a row. Steroids? Drug testing may be in the future.