It’s a show were you and your guests star in a strange case of murder.
Run by our highly trained team of actor-comedians, your guests are thrown straight into a ridiculous, fast-moving murder case — not as spectators, but as the prime suspects.
Every guest is given a character, a motive, and secrets to protect. From the moment the mystery begins, people are talking, scheming, accusing, bluffing, and laughing. Conversations start instantly. Barriers disappear. The room comes alive.
The objective is simple: find the murderer before they strike again. But don’t get comfortable. Our killers are clever, slippery, and rarely caught on the first attempt. They often escape multiple times, unleashing fresh twists, new clues, and escalating chaos as the mystery deepens.
These shows are high-energy, fast-paced, and deliberately silly. The stories are irreverent, the humour is sharp, and the experience is designed to get people interacting naturally — not sitting quietly, not enduring awkward icebreakers, and definitely not playing cringey party games. This is shared chaos, guided by professionals, and it works every single time.
If you want an event where people actually talk, laugh, and remember the night — this is the one.
Why Hosted Murder Mysteries Work
Most events fail because people don’t know how to interact. They sit with who they already know, make small talk, and wait for the night to end.
A hosted murder mystery destroys that pattern.
By giving every guest a character, a motive, and something to hide, we instantly give them a reason to speak, move, question, and engage. No one is left on the sidelines. Introverts get structure. Extroverts get an audience. Teams mix naturally.
The result is genuine connection, shared laughter, and a room that feels alive — without forcing anyone to “network” or play awkward icebreaker games.
On the night
When we run your hosted mystery:
You and your guests arrive and are welcomed into character — no staring at a stage.
Our hosts (experienced actor-comedians) kick off the story, prompt interaction, and keep the pace tight.
The mystery unfolds in scenes/acts designed to sit neatly around your meal or event schedule.
Guests mingle, interrogate each other, uncover clues, make accusations, and race to solve the case.
At the end, everyone has a chance to guess the murderer before the big reveal.
By the end of the night, people aren’t just entertained — they’re talking about each other, laughing about the drama, and remembering the experience long after it’s over.
