Murder Mystery 2026

Sat 28 Feb
19:30

Runtime: 150 minutes

Social Event

Murder Mystery at the Theatre

You are about to embark on a fun-filled evening of intrigue, deceit and wrongdoing!

It's 1922, the height of the flapper era, and Art Deco is all the rage. There has been a murder in the Full House Theatre, and all the guests, here to audition for a part in the popular play Tickle My Fancy, are in the frame. Can anyone work out whodunnit?

Tickets are £3 per character and available soon.

The number of characters available is limited to 12 and will be assigned once all tickets are sold.

Murder Mystery 2026

Runtime: 150 minutes

Social Event

Sat 28 Feb
19:30

Event Key:

SO Sold Out

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