Murder Mystery Dinner for Food Network at Lobo Castle
“People have been asking me to host a Murder Mystery Dinner Party for some time now so when the Food Network called and asked us to host a Murder Mystery as part of their new show ‘Private Chefs of Beverly Hills’ I had to say yes!” Denise Donlon
The Plot:
Lobo Castle wants to be the premier venue for Murder Mystery Dinner Events. We have hired private chefs from an exclusive Beverly Hills company run by the elusive Tom. Tom has sent us two of his best, Chef Brian and Chef Brook. They have come up with a medieval feast to go with our Medieval themed event. I will not give away the menu you will have to wait until the show airs. Trust me, you will all wish you were sitting at the dinning table with us partaking in this sensual extravagant feast!
As with most cooking shows these days there are mishaps and challenges for our Chefs throughout the day. Clues were hidden, clues where found, a person was killed and a murderer was discovered. Our Chefs became an integral part of our Murder mystery and an amazingly fun time was had by all. We will be posting the air date as soon as we know it! So as they say in television land, stay tuned!
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New Primetime Docu-Soap Premieres on Friday, April 9th at 10pm ET/PTNEW YORK – Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 – Food Network peeks into the high-demand world of culinary glamour in Private Chefs of Beverly Hills. Premiering Friday, April 9th at 10pm ET/PT, this delicious docu-soap follows six gifted cooks from Big City Chefs, Beverly Hills’ premiere private chef placement agency. On-call 24/7, the chefs must cater to the whims of their over-the-top and eccentric clientele in Los Angeles’ most posh neighborhood.“Viewers go inside the world of private chefs who cater to the ultra high-end and even higher maintenance Beverly Hills clientele,” said Bob Tuschman, Senior Vice President, Programming and Production, Food Network. “These six chefs bring humor, skill and creativity to each encounter making for a very funny, compelling and entertaining series.”With a litany of outrageous requests coming in to Big City Chefs owner Tom Stieber, each episode features the chefs tackling assignments like cooking for both humans and canines in a doggy spa, injecting flavor into a salon’s Botox party, pampering young millionaire’s glamorous camping (or “glamping”) trip, indulging aging 80’s hair rockers intent on living the rock ‘n roll lifestyle, and becoming unwitting participants in a medieval murder mystery party held behind the stone walls of Los Angeles’ only Scottish castle. The cast includes six chefs with varied culinary expertise and backgrounds.
Press Release about show from realitytvworld.com
Food Network orders new ‘Private Chefs of Beverly Hills’ reality series
Food Network announced it has begun production on Private Chefs of Beverly Hills, a new reality series that will follow the employees of a private chef placement agency in one of the most posh cities in the country. The series is currently slated to premiere in April.
Private Chefs of Beverly Hills will follow the chefs who work for Big City Chefs — which the network bills as Beverly Hills’ premiere private chef placement agency — as they cater to some of the most wealthy clientele. It will also give viewers a glimpse at the “high-demand world of culinary glamour,” according to Food Network. The six-episode series is being produced by Target Entertainment.
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