Christmas Murder Mystery Night

The Mysterious Case of The Poisoned Dart

The year is 1921 and Russell Sprout is having a Christmas house party. He has invited the young lady who he hopes to marry, Lady Samantha Hamwich – the daughter of Lord Hamwich, a wealthy landowner. Such a marriage would be very advantageous. Other guests include Roland Butter, a gambling chum, and a new face in town, and an adventurer from the colonies called Scott Chegg.

A surprise guest in the form of Inspector Willy Catchem arrives, and the party takes a sinister turn. Chegg has been found dead, killed by some sort of exotic poison. A feathered dart was found in his neck.

Inspector Catchem has his work cut out. Under the Police & Public Partnership Strategy, an austerity measure to help fund the Spanish Flu epidemic which ended last year, he is enlisting the help of everyone present to solve the crime … by 10p.m!

Dressing up 1920s style is encouraged.

Every Friday & Saturday night throughout December 2020 (4th, 5th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th December 2020)

£35.95 per person to include a 3course dinner, coffee & mini mince pies, crackers, poppers, streamers and a murder to solve!

Programme:

Pre-dinner Drinks from 6.00pm

Dinner served from 6.30pm

Entertainment from 7.30pm

Finish 10pm

Due to current Covid Law, guests to be seated in tables of 6 maximum, socially distanced and the evening will finish at 10pm.