Join Northwood House for their next much anticipated Murder Mystery Supper entitled “Dying for Love”

So what have they got in store for all of you budding detectives this time?! Let us set the scene –

For several years, an artists’ community known as The Brotherhood of the Moon have occupied a number of upstairs rooms in the House. Indeed, the Commune has spawned some creative talent, with many going on to become well known across the world.

However, over the past few years, this community has declined and so the group has decided to hold an ‘open evening’ to encourage ‘like-minded’ souls to come along and hear about the benefits of joining The Brotherhood.

So close to Valentine’s Day and with so much love in the air, what could possibly go wrong? 

With a murder shortly to be discovered and a host of suspects to investigate, will you, like Miss Marple, Morse, Jessica Fletcher or even the great Poirot be able to piece together the many clues to make sense of the evidence as it builds up during the evening?

Quiz the suspects! Examine the evidence!

Check the pathology report!

Will you be able to work out whodunit?

So much fun, it’s almost a crime!
You will have the opportunity to meet and question the possible suspects, examine clues and evidence from the scene of crime and with the help of a host detective, work out who committed the beastly crime!

It’s so much fun, it’s almost a crime!

● A highly entertaining and original murder-mystery plot line running through the evening hosted by that talented team from Caught Red-handed Productions!

● Welcome drink on arrival (Prosecco or house wine).

● Delicious two course buffet supper from 7.45pm, interspersed with theatrical interludes.

● Individual tickets and tables up to 8 people available.

● Limited availability-book now to avoid disappointment.

● Fun and suitable for wide adult audience (over 16’s only).

● The House Bar will be open all through the evening.
Brought to you by Caught Red-handed Productions. Providing murder mystery entertainments for over 30 years.

Tickets: £28.00 pp

For more information, and to book tickets click on the Link