A 1920s gangster-themed murder mystery dinner show set in 1929 Plymouth, with all funds raised for the charity Improving Lives Plymouth.
The Barbican Boys is a gangster-themed murder mystery evening at The Copthorne Hotel on Friday 20 November, presented by Cheeky Reaper. It's set in Plymouth in 1929, and the story follows brothers Arthur and Edward Stone, who rose from humble origins to command the docks and control the city's criminal underbelly. Their Stone House club serves as an illicit haven of deals and secrets, until a murder there sets off a deadly game of betrayal.
It's an interactive night, so you're encouraged to turn up in your finest 1920s attire, play along, and help uncover the killer. The whole thing is a fundraiser: all funds raised go to Improving Lives Plymouth, a charity supporting the most vulnerable members of the community. If you're thinking of gathering a group, there's a table price that works out a bit cheaper than booking individual seats.
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It starts at 19:00 at The Copthorne Hotel, Armada Way, Plymouth PL1 1AR. Tickets are £55 each, which includes both the three-course dinner and the show, or £500 for a table of ten. Refunds are available up to seven days before the event.
