(Editor's Note: These made-for-TV movies are among the 41 murder mystery novels originally aired by PBS involving the proper, obsessive little Belgian inspector Hercule Poirot. The character of Poirot (played to perfection by David Suchet) was created by the famous British author Agatha Christie, who wrote her first Poirot novel in 1920 at the age of 30 and her last Poirot novel in 1975, 55 years later and a year before her death in 1976.)
South African police investigations have shown that the brutal murder shooting was not just a random case and it was a planned hit. The driver has become a state witness and the South African authorities want to question Shrien about his alleged involvement in his wife�s murder. As he has refused to voluntarily go back to South Africa, the South African police have requested the UK court to extradite him and help them solve the murder mystery of Anni Hindocha.One key to a successful special event is to seek out entertainment or decorations that are unique and fun to spark excitement and add the right ambiance. Think outside the box and consider all sorts of amusements � strolling musicians, magicians, chefs� demonstrations, palm readers�anything out of the ordinary. Novelty is the key to your success. Keep in mind that entertainment that rave about can also come in the form of an elaborate coffee bar or startlingly beautiful champagne fountain. Remember to check all decorating plans with the venue in advance because many have restrictions on what they allow. For example, many establishments forbid helium balloons.Participants look forward to the entertainment segment of a program. They want to have fun, enjoy themselves, and let their hair down, particularly after stressful and demanding sessions. So guess what? Your participants� stress reliever now becomes your stress maker. You have a true responsibility to choose the right entertainment for your group. Some options include the following:
- Music: Your choices include a band with or without singers, a soloist (instrumental or vocal), a disc jockey, or even karaoke.
- Spectacle: Consider hiring a magician, juggler, comedian, mime or hypnotist.
- Theater: Arrange a dinner theater performance, a one-person act, a murder-mystery experience, or corporate theater (which involves using professional or amateur actors to dramatize a company�s image, a new product, or the history of an organization).
- Games: Involve your participants by planning individual games, such as a treasure hunt, or an event with a game show format, such as �Jeopardy� or �Hollywood Squares.�
- Video or slide show: A picture is worth a thousand words. For a retirement dinner, consider creating a slide show featuring the guest of honor�s accomplishments. For a sales meeting, provide a video demonstration of a new product.
Copyright © 2009 Ed Bagley
Author: Ed Bagley
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