Murder Mysteries
What can you expect from all our Murder Mysteries?
A fully interactive and immersive evening where you will:
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have an opportunity to investigate the murder scene;
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be given evidence to review and decipher;
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have the opportunity to interrogate each suspect at your table.
The evening is fully scripted (apart from the improvisation element depending on what questions are asked); nothing is left to chance.
Every look, line and movement/positioning is precise to give the outcome we desire.
Our team of writers and actors work tirelessly on their characters, back story and preparing for questions. In fact, it takes more time to prepare for that than it does for these fabulous actors to be script down!
There can be only one winning team. So it is important to write down as many clues about each suspect and in general that you uncover. The team that gets the correct murderer and notes the most clues will be victorious.
We have a variety of packages available depending on audience size, venue size and layout.
Head mics for amplification are also available if required.
A special audience is invited to the preview show of Raw Theatre Productions' performance of 'Silly Cow'.
A murder is committed and it is the audience's job (with the help of Inspector Meltoya) to discover the murderer.
A contemporary Murder Mystery with many a twist and turn.
Murder At The Theatre
Murder At The Grosvenor
It’s 1938 and a group of strangers find themselves snowed in on a beastly cold night at the Grosvenor Hotel in London.
When one of them is killed, it can only be because one of the remaining survivors has a hidden agenda and now they have to solve the crime until the police can get to them.
An Agatha Christie style vintage Murder Mystery, adaptable for any event or time of year.
Love Is Murder
At an exclusive, luxurious, romantic resort, couples come to ignite, rejuvenate or repair their relationships with fine food, relaxing surroundings and exceptional entertainment.
Guests and staff are seemingly strangers but, when one of them is killed, underlying secrets and motives can be revealed during the ensuing investigation.
A contemporary Murder Mystery, perfect for Valentines or adaptable for any time of the year.
Happy Death Day To Me
Join the Robinson Family as they come together, at home for the weekend, simply celebrating a birthday.
Then an uninvited guest arrives and then there's a murder.
As the police attempt to uncover the murderer, they also uncover a not-so-happy family.
A contemporary Murder Mystery, adaptable for special occasions and great for all year round.
Halloween Murder Mystery
What was originally set out to be a conventional, suburban Halloween themed party, quickly becomes a horror in more ways than one when one of the partygoers is murdered.
A tongue-in-cheek murder mystery where everyone has the motive and the opportunity but the evidence will separate the guilty from the innocent (if any of them are truly 'innocent').
Murder In The Hollywood Hills
Hollywood in its prime, 1952.
A handpicked group of movie high-flyers are invited to the home of a reclusive Hollywood producer - but why them, and to what end?
An American, vintage Murder Mystery, suitable for 1950s / Gatsby themed evenings or any time of the year.
Murder in the Blitz
Residents find themselves stranded in Goodge Street underground station hiding from the German bombings in 1940s' London.
Someone is brutally murdered, but by whom? The nurse? The Government Official? Or one of the other suspects?
Torn between fleeing and being killed by a bomb or staying and being savagely attacked themselves, they are left to their own devices to solve the crime.
Murder at the Garrison - A Peaky Blinders Inspired Murder Mystery
It's the 15th February 1921, in Birmingham, England. The Shelby family are running the streets and Chief Inspector Chester Campbell has been tasked with cleaning up by going hard on crime.
Who will the victim be? Who committed the Murder? That's for you to find out.
Characters are based on the TV show Peaky Blinders, but in an original story for our RAW audiences.
Murder at the <Insert Venue here> - a fully improvised Murder Mystery
Old school friends reunite but someone has come with an agenda.
A murder mystery that can be swayed by the decisions and interactions of the audience.
This Direful Murder: A Romeo & Juliet Murder Mystery
The Capulets are holding an old accustomed feast that some Montague boys are crashing in the hope of meeting some pretty ladies.
When all are gathered, a direful murder is committed whereupon Montagues and Capulets are two families both alike in suspicion!
All words are by the great Shakespeare himself, but not necessarily delivered in the order he originally proposed.
M.U.R.D. Radio
It's 1962 and M.U.R.D. Radio has been airing its murder mysteries for nearly a year with a mixed bag of success.
So, to spice things up, the producer has decided to air a live performance with a live studio audience.
If that isn't enough to cause tension, the relationships between cast, crew and sponsor have become a bit fraught over the past few months and, when one of them dies during the show, fingers of blame start pointing.
Murder at the Diner
In the sleepy town of Chinquapin Parish, Louisiana, simple life trundles along at a snail's pace where everyone knows everyone and everyone's business...
Or do they?
In 1986, the day starts as just another Sunday at Mel's Diner - deliveries are delivered, diners dine and waitresses wait - but when one of the locals is killed, the investigation begins to uncover a smorgasbord of secrets and motives.
1910s Murder at the Speakeasy
(Available from August 2025)
In 1910s, New York, the prohibition is in full swing: the production, selling and drinking of alcohol is forbidden.
But at Sal’s Speakeasy Bar, anything goes - including murder!
Murderers Anonymous
(Available from October 2025)
A self-support group of social outcasts meet regularly to try to cope with their Halloween-rooted anxieties.
This month's unconditional positive regard goes right out the window when one of the members gets murdered.
The remaining suspects need to prove their innocence to weed out the guilty party.