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You might think that the best way to solve a locked-door mystery would be to open the room and see what\u2019s inside. But what happens when what\u2019s inside provides more questions than answers?<\/p>\nYou might think that the best way to solve a locked-door mystery would be to open the room and see what\u2019s inside. But what happens when what\u2019s inside provides more questions than answers?<\/p>\n
We’ll explore those possibilities today as Prime Stage Mystery Theatre’<\/a>s podcast A Knavish Piece of Mystery <\/em>enters its third week with a new episode that considers how the solutions we seek may not be solutions at all.<\/p>\n Also, we’ll take time at the beginning of the show to discuss suggestions for opening locked doors. Some practical, some extreme, and one or two that are maybe a little crazy — all in an effort to anticipate what our master sleuth August LaFleur might do as he attempts to solve the mystery of the sealed room.<\/p>\n You can listen in by clicking here<\/a> or by using the embedded player at the bottom of this post.<\/p>\n If you’ve missed any of our previous episodes or if you’d like to get a refresher on what’s happened in the story so far, you can access the complete episode directory at the Prime Online<\/a>\u00a0podcast page. You’ll find that episode list here<\/a>.<\/p>\n So get out your axes, hinge-pin pullers, and strips of door-hacking plastic as Mystery Theatre presents Act 3 of our locked-door who-done-it — a mystery in which we discover that the solutions we seek may not be solutions at all, and that the story’s knavish piece of mystery may be more puzzling than even a master sleuth can imagine.<\/p>\n Hit play. I’ll meet you there!<\/p>\n