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1940’s Mystery

We’ll Cheat Again

The year is 1949. Vera Ginn, the forces sweetheart has gone out of favour with her public. Now she is planning a comeback, with the help of her personal assistant and a favourable article in What-ho! Magazine. However, her comeback seems to be faultering when secrets from her past come back to haunt her. When one of the characters is killed, the audience must syphon off the red herrings and use the clues to discover the murderer.

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“Just to say thank you to you and all the actors for their hard work today.  We thoroughly enjoyed the play, it was very funny and everyone enjoyed it.”

“Hilarious and had everyone in stitches”

“I liked the way you weaved aspects of Bond films into the story”

“Brilliant. Very entertaining and amusing”

“Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend you.”

“We had such a fantastic time – the actors were great and the story they created was just superb!”

“Very enjoyable evening and the only Christmas party everyone is still talking about in the

New Year!”

“Will recommend to everyone!”

“Thanks again for last night – A superb performance!”

1920’s Mystery

The Maharajah’s Diamond

Let us transport you to the Roaring 20s. At a large country house, a cryptic note has been opened after 10 years, speaking of a hidden jewel with alleged magic powers. A suffragette archaeologist, a young flapper and her guardian and a gentleman adventurer turn up out of the blue. When one of them is killed, the audience must act quickly to find not only the murderer, but also to break the code to discover the secret location of the jewel. Set to a soundtrack of 1920’s music, and including a little mind reading, this is an evening full of fun and adventure.

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Wartime Mystery

The Cambridge Enigma

It is 1942, and all is not well at the American Air Base. When the General reports that he has discovered a secret, with black market trading rife, and run-ins with the local Home Guard, everybody believes they might be the guilty party. Rumours abound of the infiltration of a German Spy and when a secret coded message is discovered, it soon becomes clear that somebody had to die. It is left to the audience to crack the enigma code with their own enigma machines, and to discover the identity of the the spy.

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This Brand New Mystery, specially written for Elveden Estate incorporates the history of Elveden during World War 2. Don’t miss your chance to crack the code and uncover the murderer.

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1930s

Death of a Dowager

In a fusion of Agatha Christie, Jeeves and Wooster and Upstairs Downstairs, the Lady of the house is celebrating her 80th Birthday. But she is not the most popular of people. Her daughters want rid of her, the butler and the maid are not treated with great kindness and when a young man brings news of a long lost relation of theirs, their world is turned upside down. Inevitably somebody is killed. The police will take too long to arrive, so the audience must decide not only who did it, but also why and, crucially, how.

Book now for a 1930s evening of high society murder!

1960s

Dead of Night

It is the first night of the new music festival. The Avenue Sisters, hotisting the event have secured Billy Blackbird and the Feathers as their headline act. However, Frankie Croon is not pleased to discover that not only is he no longer the headliner, but he hasn’t even been booked this year. All sorts of skeltons emerge before and after one of them is killed in a novel way! The audience help a hippy named Jupiter to solved the mystery.

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1930s

Death on the Orient Express

In true Agatha Christie style, a young man from a rich family is killed aboard the iconic train. The audience help the French (not Belgian!) detective to decide which of the suspicious characters could have done it. Was it the young American heiress, her companion, the professor or the deliciously smooth train guard?

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