Improvised whodunnit in the vein of Agatha Christie by improv troupe Degrees of Error, with the audience playing the author.
Degrees of Error are bringing Murder, She Didn't Write to the Princess Theatre on Friday 5 March, a whodunnit that's entirely improvised. It's a comedy mystery in the vein of Agatha Christie, and the whole thing is made up on the fly, so no two nights ever end up the same.
The hook is that the audience gets to play the author. You'll be called on to help set the scene and shape the mystery, and the cast builds the story around your input as they go. It's a bit like watching a detective novel being written in real time, with the plot unfolding in front of you rather than from a script.
Degrees of Error are improv veterans, and Murder, She Didn't Write is an Edinburgh Fringe favourite they've brought back after several sell-out runs. It's just come off a sell-out UK tour, so it's a well-worn bit of their repertoire rather than a first attempt. They've spent a fair amount of time on the road with this one, and it's one of their more established shows.
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It runs at the Princess Theatre in Torquay on Friday 5 March, starting at 19:30. Tickets go from £18.20 up to £50.96, depending on where you sit.
