Murder in the Roaring 20s 6-14 Player Murder Mystery Flexi-Party

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Each guest decides how he or she will approach the murder - and the murderer must try to avoid detection. I have played many murder mystery games over the years, and it is always a great excuse to have a bit of a fun get together. If you're not completely satisfied with A Speakeasy Murder then let them know within 30 days and they will refund you.

So whether it’s a birthday, a holiday party, or just something to entertain during the long winter that’s coming for us, I highly recommend giving a 1920s murder mystery party a go! For the canapés we had lemon infused cream cheese crostini’s with salmon and dill, as well as buffalo mozzarella crostini’s with crispy pancetta.With the passing of prohibition and organized crime on the rise, The Juice Joint, a swanky speakeasy run by Rosie Marie, has been nothing but jumping. We’re sorry to hear that you didn’t enjoy A Speakeasy Murder, and in particular that you didn’t have time to prepare for it. Replayable - As the murderer is randomly selected on the night you don’t need to worry about no shows whilst also ensuring the game can be replayed again with a different outcome. We’ve refunded your purchase in full, as requested – and we’ve suggested some games more suitable for first-timers, for any future event.

This is a fun, light-hearted game for adults but many parents will feel happy allowing teens 13+ to attend. Use your Party Pack Decorations to create anti-drink and anti-speakeasy placards or create your own using cardboard or old wood.You like to be the centre of attention and will wear anything as long as it’s covered in gold or pearls (although you prefer a simple black hairband). For example I played Molly Mol- a popular socialite soon to be engaged, so sequins, a long pearl necklace and a glamorous engagement ring was on my list. if you are going to do the between round games (which I recommend) the tommy gun challenge was hysterical. Al and the band are desperately belting out their jazziest tunes, Lola and the girls are singing and dancing like their lives depended on it, and Tony the barman is handing out Stan’s Specials like there’s no tomorrow.