Clue, the mystery of who did it? Well the Rocklin High school students did. They put on an amazing show of Clue, keeping me questioning and wondering the whole time. Plot twist, jump scares, and deaths; all these things were portrayed in such a realistic yet cheesy way and kept me laughing and gasping.

The cast and crew were very efficient in changing scenes and props. The set was actually put on wheels and moved every time the cast went into a new room. It was silent and fast, almost as quick as it took all of them to walk into the door.

During the hour and a half show there were more plot twists than I could count; being blamed for killing surged from person to person, along with clever and funny lines. As the plot thickened, so did the tension. I could feel that eery pressure. Screaming and killing; was it poison? Was it a gunshot or the candle stick? Anything could happen next, and it does. At the end of the show they go over several different scenarios as to what could have happened, then the big reveal of who it was, where it was and with what. The big ending line left the audience with nothing but surprise.