FAQs

We often perform for as few as five people and as many as three hundred, though most of our corporate events are for between thirty and eighty guests. However many, we always ensure that everyone has a great time.

Yes. Murder mysteries are a a very effective way of bringing teams together and promoting team skills and team spirit.

Where would you like to go? We have been engaged to perform in some of the worlds most unusual venues as well as hotels, restaurants, conference centres and of course, dinner parties in private homes.

Yes, if required we will locate a venue for your murder mystery as well as organising your conference and arranging accommodation for your delegates. worlds most unusual venues as well as hotels, restaurants, conference centres and of course, dinner parties in private homes.

Absolute murder have a full range of dinner entertainment, theme parties and adventure pursuits. Let us know what you would like to achieve and we will arrange it for you.

With over 25 years experience, along with a professional writing team drawn from TV, Radio and Comedy, and some of the most experienced, murderous, hardened and humours thespians in the business, you’re getting the best. Absolute Murder makes absolutely sure that your Murder Mystery event will be remembered for many years to come.

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Each Absolute Murder Mystery is designed and set around a lunch, dinner or weekend. Starting with a drinks reception. Suspicious, larger than life characters mix with you and your guests, dropping clues and red herrings while setting the scene for what is to follow. Once in the dinning room and before any food is served, Our actors perform the first of a series of scenes, usually lasting around ten minutes. The first course is then served and the actors retire while you eat. Towards the end of each course the actors return for interrogation and the next scene, with guests free to interrogate suspects often creating comedy banter between guests and performers. While coffee is served, you are invited to solve the “Whodunit”. A dénouement or a re-enactment of the dastardly deeds follows. Prizes and certificates are awarded for the winner and most defective detective. The whole event, depending on numbers attending, story-line and the interaction between guests and actors runs for between two and three hours.