I found The Murder Museum to be a dramatic and involving story. I wasn't sure how it would end, and the ending wasn't what I expected. I guess I expected Vincent to have been the one who killed his mother, and the emotion was guilt and not trauma. The acting was skillful, especially Robert Dryden, as usual. Very good writing. Based on those things, I gave the show a 4. But it's a low 4, for one reason that may sound strange -- the title. For me the title, before listening to the show the first time (about 2 mos. ago), conjured up some image of people locked in a spooky wax museum at night, and they can't get out, and the exhibits start to come to life. Or they discover some scavenger hunt, relating to the exhibits, where they have to figure out clues, etc. So while I thought this was a very good RMT, I thought the title was wasted in a sense. The museum aspect didn't really figure fundamentally in the story -- the wax sculptor could have recreated the murder without the setting of a museum, in a painting in a cottage somewhere or something, and it would have had the same effect, maybe more because it would have focused completely on Vincent. Maybe the wax museum could be seen as suggestive of Vincent's violent past, etc., but I didn't get it that way. Upon listening to the show again tonight, I got the same impression. But this is just my "take" on certain aspects of the show, bottom line is, I enjoyed listening to this show both times and like the story itself.