Murder Mystery Night

Swansea Albert Hall is hosting a Murder Mystery Night on Sunday 13 December, from 7pm to 10pm. It's a three-hour experience set in the 1920s, so it sits right in that pre-Christmas window when you're starting to look for something a bit different to do with a group.

The evening is staged as a 1920s Christmas party: the year is 1926, and Lord Johnny Duxbury's party is in full swing with the Roaring Twenties at their height. That's the setup until Inspector Catchem arrives with news of a murder, and everyone present becomes a suspect. Professional actors bring the story to life throughout the night, performing scenes, handing out clues and answering the teams' questions as guests work to uncover the method, the motive and the murderer. You're not just watching it unfold from a table; you're part of the investigation, piecing together the evidence as the night goes on.

It's a team effort, so it works best if you bring a few people along. You'll spend the evening comparing notes, debating the clues and trying to figure out who's lying before the final reveal. The whole thing runs for three hours, taking you from the party's height through to the resolution.

Tickets are £45 per person, which covers the full three-hour murder mystery experience and includes a food token. It runs from 7pm to 10pm on Sunday 13 December at Swansea Albert Hall.