THEY
improv can be Murder in Santa Barbara ! ! !
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Hire
THEY improv for a customized show just for you. Yes, the perfect
capper for any event is a customized Santa Barbara Murder Mystery show
written just for the group and venue involved.
Perfect for teambuilding
corporate events, weddings, family gatherings, dinners or
charity fundraisers!
Actors from THEY improv come
together and set up a Santa Barbara murder mystery that the audience
helps to solve. Interacting directly with the participants of
the event, partygoers help examine clues, evaluate witnesses and
alibis, choose from a variety of suspects and determine who the
culprit is.
Once THEY begin, your audience will meet and talk with the crazy
cast of characters, witness a crime and then work to solve the
crime, all without The Closer's crime lab! Laugh along with our professional,
but bizarre, crime solver, as audience members help him interrogate
suspects and work his way through the winding maze of clues.
Likewise,
the scripts can be adjusted to bring your audience members under
suspicion of being the culprits. Information known about their
past can be intertwined to simply dig them deeper into the Santa Barbara
murder mystery.
Because every corporate event and private party is custom designed you have to contact THEY improv directly to receive a quote for your banquet.
THEY improv will then follow-up
and provide you with a proposal for presenting your show in Southern California. Using their selection of murder mystery dinners, improv comedy and game shows, there will be an appropriate choice for your group. Contact
us today to find out how you can entertain your business when
THEY improv. Proud to serve the entire coast of Southern California up and down the Pacific Coast Highway. Whether you are in Santa Barbara, the Simi Valley, Ojai, Oxnard
or Ventura or just about anywhere else in Southern California,
THEY improv is also prepared to help you!
Contact us at info@THEYimprov.com
or by calling THEY improv at (866) 219-4FUN (219-4386).
