Whodunnit
  • West End

A luxury cruise far from civilisation, an impending storm and poison aplenty...

When a diamond is stolen and the bodies start to pile up, the clock starts ticking for our illustrious Inspector. Can they finally bring the elusive Crimson Hand to justice? With murder, blackmail and inflatable parrots, this murder mystery spoof has one hell of a twist. And no one's called Oliver. Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2 not only

features the voice of Ian McKellen & Emma Thompson, but also a different celebrity in each performance stepping in as the Inspector without any rehearsal and without ever having seen the script!

Gargantuan guests - including Gillian Anderson, Clive Anderson, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Gyles Brandreth, Michelle Collins, Harry Hill, Adam Hills, Ronan Keating, Ross Kemp, Joanna Lumley, Lee Mack, Stephen Mangan, David Mitchell, Tanya Moodie, Clarke Peters, Meera Syal and Johnny Vegas (more to be announced) will have their lines fed to them live on stage via an earpiece as they attempt to crack the case, avoid the furniture and stagger their way to justice. We won't be announcing which date each of our celebrity friends is playing the Inspector - the mystery is who will walk through the door at your performance! After the show, hear from our celebrity in a "behind the scenes" conversation, when it's your turn to do the interrogation.

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This venue is complying with the latest industry 'See It Safely' guidelines.

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