Suspects in the 7 player game
Rosie Cheeks – Stage Kitten
Bright and bashful, Rosie brings a fairy tale look to her corset and skirts.
Snappy O’Shea – Comper
Lithe and tempting, Snappy has a clear voice and is just the girl you need to work up an enthusiastic audience.
Foxy La Flash – Photographer
Foxy has legs to die for. She is never without her camera and steampunk accessories.
Scarlett Von Rouge – Wardrobe Cat
Red-headed and feisty, Scarlett has an eye for detail and is a whizz with pasty glue.
Gillian Tease – Bartender
Tempting and stylish, Gillian opts for a Rockabilly look.
Kitty LaMuff – French cabaret act
With legs and can-can frills, Kitty has a French accent and a frivolous charm.
Suspects in the 9 player game
Penny Sweets – Candy Vendor
Never without her vending tray, vodka jelly shots and change, Penny is tempting and truly scrumptious all by herself.
Havanna Hurricane – Guest Performer
The Marylyn Munroe of burlesque, Havanna is always in demand and dresses to show off her buxom figure.
Suspects in the 11 player game
Miss Demeanour – Security
Fond of black catsuits, and never without a set of cuffs to round up the rowdy, Miss Demeanour is not a girl to mess with.
Bella Von Kiss – Singer
Big and beautiful, Bella Von Kiss makes the most of her natural curves and is truly tantalising on stage.
Suspects in the 13 player game
Fanny Delight – Ticket collector
Athletic and very able to cavort energetically around the stage, Fanny is a Delight by name and delight by nature!
Vontessa Marietta – Historic themed Act
With her mediaeval-styled corset and hair, Vontessa is a passionate woman who likes to dominate.
These games require 7-13 cast and involve the rest of the audience by getting them to ask pre-set questions – which are provided to them on paper by the inspector at the start of each round.
They run in a similar way to a dinner party, so are an ideal first choice for novice hosts and acing teams with little or no experience running large scale events.
These games work best as a sit down event with 6-12 tables of guests, with a suspect on each table.
As a rough guide these mysteries take approximately 2-3 hours to complete with a three course meal.
During the game the audience will listen to five short sets of dialogue from the cast and pose pre-scripted questions (which the cast answer with pre-scripted answers). There are three rounds which can be evenly spread throughout the night or, if preferred, the question and answer rounds can be bunched together into one large round.
At the end of the final round the guests are given time to decide who is the murderer, and once the guests have decided who did it, how and why (i.e. the murderer and motive) they will complete the answer sheet and hand it in.
How these games usually run.
Introductory Round: Introductions by the cast and the facilitator “inspector character”.
Rounds 1, 2 and 3: Scripted dialogue from the cast, followed by pre-set questions and answers.
Concluding Statements and solution: conclusions by the cast and denouement from the inspector.
There is one “inspector character” who acts as facilitator during the event and is essential to the cast.
Reducing the cast size will reduce the length of time required to solve the mystery.
We can customise this game. However, sadly we do have to charge for this service as even minor customisations take between 1-2 hours to process in the office and we need to buy toilet roll and biscuits as much as the next person…
It’s hard to give “ball park” figures for what different customisations would cost however we’ve attempted to HERE.
Remember… if you just need 1 extra person, or 1 less person, why not add in the inspector as your extra guest. The inspector can usually be male or female as the “for real” inspector can simply invent a new name for themselves.
Some hosts prefer to play the inspector role as it means they can work on the catering while the round plays out amongst their guests.
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