Improvised comedy murder mystery in which the audience becomes the author of an Agatha Christie-inspired mystery, by Edinburgh Fringe favourites Degrees of Error.
Degrees of Error are bringing Murder She Didn't Write to the Belgrade Theatre on Friday 12 February, 7.30pm. It's an improvised comedy murder mystery, and the whole thing is built around the audience: you're the one calling the shots, so the plot changes from night to night. The cast stages an Agatha Christie-style whodunnit live on stage, using your suggestions to build a unique, original mystery each time, with the crowd deciding where the story goes as it unfolds.
Degrees of Error are Edinburgh Fringe favourites, and this is a return of a show that's played to multiple sell-out crowds. Critics have called it 'hilarious', 'incredibly clever' and 'by far the best improvised show' they've ever seen. Because it's all made up on the spot, no two performances are the same—the mystery you see will be different from the one the night before, and it's the people in the room who shape it.
The Belgrade Theatre has programmed it as part of their My Belgrade Subscription, and there are group discounts if you're bringing a crowd: 6-10 places save 10%, 10+ get extra special rates, and groups of 30 or more need an invoice. It's recommended for ages 12 and up, as it contains strong language and sexual references.
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Tickets start from £23, including the booking fee. The show runs for about two hours, including an interval, so you'll be in for a full evening of it. Friday 12 February, 7.30pm at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry.
