Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote at The Brewers: “A Christmas Secret” listing on Broadway Baby

Pit your wits against JB Fletcher at Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote an interactive screening of the festive Murder, She Wrote episode A Christmas Secret. Jessica Fletcher is celebrating the silly season but soon gets caught up in a murder mystery only she (or you!) can solve!

Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote continues its Manchester residency at the fabulous Brewers, following sell-out performances of Sing a Song of Murder, Birds of a Feather, Broadway Malady and Jessica Behind Bars.

Hosted by super-fan Tim Benzie the night featuring games, prizes and audience participation, with special permission from NBC Universal Television. Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote celebrates all things 80s television mysteries had to offer contrived scenarios! No DNA evidence! Massive hair! Has-been guest stars!

Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote features:
* A race to solve to the crime, via the Fameometer and the Suspiciometer!
* A sing-along to the theme tune with new lyrics!
* A Cabot Cove quiz and raffle!
* Clips and biogs of the campy guest stars!

THE CRITICS SPEAK!

Youll be swept away with Jessica Fletcher feels it has the BEST HOST.
Time Out London

Id challenge anyone to sit through this show and not get utterly invested in figuring out whodunit, whilst smiling at the comfort that this 80s drama brings.
4 stars ****
West End Wilma

It didnt take long for Benzie to have the audience in stitches and he had the whole crowd in the palm of his hand the entire evening.
Bristol 24/7

"Never mind 'whodunnit', more like 'yougottadoit!"
4 stars ****
The Reviews Hub

A unique and thoroughly enjoyable theatre experience
Blue Curtains Brisbane

***

Tim Benzie is obsessed with Murder, She Wrote, having watched the original series when it was first broadcast, and now relishing the repeats on television everywhere. An award-winning playwright and co-writer of the Royal Vauxhall Taverns 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020/21 pantos (Goosed, Rubbed, Slipped' and Pricked). He is the co-producer of the camp club night PopHorror.

Time: Doors at 7pm
Show at 7:30pm

Tickets: 15 (guaranteed seating)

12 (limited seating, first come, first served)

Please note: This venue has mixed standing and seating. The first 90 will have guaranteed seating under the name of their booking.

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