Murder at Christie Manor : Murder Mystery & Fine Dining at Tolethorpe Hall
The 1920s. William Bateson, wealthy and briefly alive, is throwing a lavish 30th birthday party for his wife at Christie Manor. London celebrities are invited. So, apparently, is a murderer. The host is found dead in his study before the welcome speech, and the killer is one of the guests.
An Evening of Murder & Fine Dining pairs a live murder mystery from Red Herring Rutland with a three-course dinner from award-winning private chefs Uncovered Events. Our actors play the suspects around your tables. You eat, drink, interrogate and accuse.
The evening:
- 7pm arrival, welcome drink and canapé
- Three courses, chosen when you book (dishes include Silence of the Hams and Death by Chocolate, sorry, not sorry)
- The mystery unfolds through dinner; killer unmasked before the end
- Finishes around 11pm
£75 per person. Over-18s only. Tickets sold directly by Tolethorpe Hall via the link. No acting required from guests, only suspicion. 1920s dress welcome but never compulsory.
First of three autumn nights at Tolethorpe. October brings Adieu Adieu; November, Strictly Come Murder!
