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A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
(available as live performance or a virtual option)
So here we are in Bargarran, near Erskine, in the home and estate of the Laird, Robert Shaw. He has recently remarried, a new and lovely young wife called Cassandra. Is his older, spinster sister Kirsty happy with this? Hmm... The butler doesn't seem happy, and the gardener, well he seems to have lost his mind! What about Katie, the innocent young maid from Killin? Is she happy?
There are accusations of witchcraft... on dear what can possibly go wrong ? Alas, that is for you all to discover - who killed the victim, why and how? What's your evidence? Do get your detective skills primed, there is a prize to be won! learn more...
A virtual event
For 20 years now we have been performing live in Glasgow graveyards, telling tales of death, disease, gruesome forms of entertainment, bodysnatching, witches and witchcraft. This year we are offering this event as an online, at home, fun, interactive tour, which we have filmed in the Glasgow Necropolis, and we have added an escape room scenario into this, to make it a bit more challenging for you all. But, be prepared, 'Mr Dark' is as creepy as ever, and it is entirely up to you to get (virtually) out of the Necropolis, he certainly will not be helping you! This is after all, Glasgow's City of The Dead", the last resting place of Glasgow's great and good... though some perhaps not so great, not so good, and not quite at rest? learn more...
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
Of course, there have always been royal scandals, throughout time. For this murder mystery we are in Windsor Castle in the year 1861. We are the guests of Queen Victoria and her husband Albert. The family are having a family celebration for Helena's birthday. All of the children of course are present, as is, for the meantime Edward.
Alas Edward, otherwise known as "Bertie", has been getting himself into trouble, and well, there are always consequences of course!
Also present and part of the drama are ghillie John Brown, lady in waiting Sarah Spencer, and................... Nellie Chifden (now, how should we explain Nellie!!) turns up. Wow!
After all, this is a murder mystery dinner, so as good old Taggart himself says................... "There's been a Murder!". So, you tell us, who killed the victim? Why? How?Evidence?......................
Difficult? No, not really, we always give you the first clue and that is quite simply........... follow the evidence, and do not allow yourself to be strung along by any of these characters, despite how innocent they appear!
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
It is Glasgow in the year 1793, and things are very different to how they are now. We have Robert Dreghorn, or as the cruel children of Glasgow would call him "Bob the Dragon " (he was disfigured, due to smallpox as a child). Robert's older sister Elizabeth is part of the drama, and Elizabeth Dreghorn is a passionate woman, very much involved in The Temperance Movement of the day, as indeed is her good friend and companion, the Baillie of the Gorbals! Well, well, and what about our wee Beth, the maid, and her sister Mary Hill who works at the local cotton mill?? As for Maggie Peebles, on the Trongate, oh my..... what on earth happened to her?
Don't be alarmed, it's all very straightforward. Just come along and enjoy your meal alongside these characters and tell us, who shot who? Why? How do you know, ie what evidence do you have? Simple!
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
Who doesn't like a night out at The Plaza? It's 13th February 1970, Friday night. Zofia and her friend Janice are going to the dancing to have a good time, but alas there's a story of bank robberies, shooting of policemen and affairs going on. That night in the ballroom, well, quite simply things get out of hand. There's singing, dancing, great food and service and that is good and well, but alas, someone is murdered! It couldn't possibly have been Zofia, could it? Her friend? Her mother? What about the guy from the gun club???
Join us, and help the detective from Helen Street try to find out, who killed the victim. Why would they do such a thing? What is your evidence to back this up?
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
FEAST yourself on Murder at this 3 course festive feast, with Mary, Queen of Scots. It's Christmas 1562. It will indeed be a jolly affair with Mary, her friend and companion, Mary McGregor, her Court Jester (boy does he think he's funny!), David Riccio her trusted secretary for all her affairs, and a new young man the Queen has brought into the Court. Alas, they are not the only ones who turn up, John Knox himself has arrived, and it all goes horribly horribly wrong! There will be a MURDER! You may of course have had a jug or two too many by this point, and your stomach full of goodness, but still you will be asked to work out, who killed the victim? Why? How?
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
(available as live performance or a virtual option)
It's Christmas 1857, snowing outside, and Mrs Smith is ever so excited as her guests have joined her for a Christmas Eve dinner. The evening begins well enough. The tree is looking lovely. Gingerbread has been baked. Even the maid has agreed to sing a wee song. Alas, during the dinner, someone altogether unexpected turns up and more than one person is not at all happy. It doesn't end well and, in fact, at the end "There's been a murder!!" learn more...
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
(available as live performance or a virtual option)
This is set in Victorian Glasgow, 1857, and is a true story of a love affair gone wrong. You are invited guests of the Smith family, James and Janet Smith, and their daughter Madeleine. Along with the family, there is a gentleman by the name of William Minnoch, a young maid called Christina Haggart, and Pierre? Well, it will become obvious who Pierre is! What can possibly go wrong as we all celebrate Madeleine's birthday party? Alas, that is for you all to discover, who killed the victim, why and how? What's your evidence? Do get your detective skills primed, there is a prize to be won! learn more...
A fun, interactive, murder mystery dinner drama
The date is 10th August 1935 and our murder mystery takes place in the highland village of St Fillan's. The Dutch royal family have been holidaying in this small village for years. The Queen, Wilhelmina, likes to paint and she just loves the countryside of Scotland. Her husband, Hendrik, escorts her on this visit with her daughter, Juliana, who is to be the future Queen. There is a young girl, a helping hand who attends to them in the hotel. Her name is Molly McLaren. Molly has a beau, his name is John McGregor, who is also from the village, though he does have aspirations to becoming a journalist in London. AND, Mrs Mack? Well, Mrs Mack is Mrs Mack, the village gossip and busybody. What is going on and what can possbily go wrong? It is after all a murder mystery, someone will die. It will be up to you of course to tell us, who killed the victim, why? What is your evidence? Get your detective skills to the ready, there is a prize to be won! learn more...
It is March 1941, the height of the Blitz, and Clydebank has been bombed. There is devastation,and people are saying that someone is passing information to the Germans. Molly McGinty is beside herself with worry, as her husband has not returned home for two days, and now her daughter has recently gone missing. Has there been a murder too!? learn more...