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The Murder Mystery Company – Multiple Locations

Murder-Mystery Dinner Show for One or Two (Up to 53% Off)

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Value: $60

Discount: 52%

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In a Nutshell

Interactive dinnertime murder mystery that stars professional actors tests diners’ sleuthing skills throughout a multicourse meal

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Expires Jun 19, 2013
Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required; subject to availability. Valid for 1 show only. Drinks not included.
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Life is full of unanswered questions, such as who really built the pyramids, where swiss cheese gets its holes, and what the "J" in Michael J. Fox stands for. Get to the bottom of a solvable mystery with this Groupon.

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$29 for a two-hour murder-mystery dinner for one (a $60 value)
$57 for a two-hour murder-mystery dinner for two (a $120 value)

The Murder Mystery Company forces diners to discover latent detective skills during an evening of faux fatalities that unfolds over a thrillingly tense multicourse dinner. As diners munch away, a sudden death interrupts the feasting, and a hapless detective arrives to accuse one of the audience members. Tablemates work together to clear their good names and allocate blame on whoever took the last biscuit, slyly sleuthing and sorting out clues while scanning the room for guilty eyes and ready-to-flee hairpieces.

Actors generally aim their humor and eerie effects at a PG-13 audience, but can make adjustments if the crowd skews younger. See the locations page for details on local show dates and times.

The Murder Mystery Company

The Murder Mystery Company's talented troupe of improv actors performs live-action murder mysteries at public and private events to sharpen guests' latent detective skills. Throughout the play, the cast drops hints and misdirects blame, inviting audience members to get involved in a web of intrigue and hilarity. Besides public dinner parties, murder mysteries can unfold during corporate events, team-building exercises, and birthday parties for aging Sherlock Holmes impersonators.

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