Murder Mystery Mayhem - Millionaire's Mansion
Our Millionaire's Mansion Murder Mystery version is filled with colorful characters surrounding a gala at a millionaire's mansion. Various employees, guests of the estate and the millionaire's family and friends are all characters in an evening of murder and mayhem.
You are going to the estate of one of the top millionaire's of the area for his annual gala. The estate is decorated beautifully and is envied by all in attendance. Some are attending for pleasure and some on business. Others will be attending for more sinister reasons.
A shot rang out. Two minutes later the millionaire was found dead in the wine cellar. He had been shot. One of the people at the private party is the killer. The rest need to find out who the culprit is.
This is a custom-built murder mystery
party for your group with a THEY improv professional facilitating
the evening and making sure that everyone has a good time. With
our emcee watching over your group, the attendees are pitted against
one of their own, a murderer, who works to get away with murder!
If someone solves the crime, the murderer is found and the super
sleuth gets a prize. If the murderer gets away with it, he or
she gets the prize instead! Additionally, a prize is given to
the best actor/actress in your group.
Essentially a "Clue Party", this is a great team building corporate event as well as a way for families to celebrate their special occasions. A great game for smaller
groups (15-50) that are looking for unique entertainment. Additional options are available for larger groups.
Additional Scenarios:
We have a wide array of additional scenarios. If you have a specific theme in mind and if you don't see them above
simply ask. We might already have it available, or we can develop customized scenarios for you for an additional fee.
Contact THEY improv to find out the variety of shows available
and how hiring THEY improv is a winning proposition for everyone.
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or by phone at (866) 219-4386.
