Broadway Murder Mystery Game Kit
- The Host Can Play Along
- Download & Play Immediately After Purchase
- Playable on Zoom & In-Real Life
- Description
- Murder Mystery Plot
- Game Details
- What's In The Download Kit
- Characters
- Commercial License
Host your own In Real Life or Virtual Murder Mystery game night with the ultimate broadway themed murder mystery game. Our host your own murder mystery kits are perfect for a night in with family, a dinner party game with friends or a team building exercise for colleagues.
Simply download the mystery game materials immediately after purchase, invite your friends and enjoy a night of laughs and mystery.
Its 1953 and murder mystery writer Agnes Kirtsie’s debut play “The Trap” opens on Broadway after celebrating it’s 25th birthday in the West End. Celebrated stars from across the continent have been invited to the very exclusive opening night performance and cocktail party at Broadway’s ‘La Souris’ Theatre.
The Show is a huge success and as guests move into the grand hall for the after party there’s no sign of director Cameron James in fact no one has seen him since the interval. He was quite an eccentric character but it’s still unusual for him to not be at a party. Suddenly there’s a crash followed by a scream coming from the stage as guests run back into the auditorium a panicked stagehand is standing next to the open wardrobe the dead body of director Cameron James crumpled in a heap in front of them. How long has he been dead? Was he on stage dead the whole time? How did he die? And whodunit? It’s up to you to find out.
Murder Mystery Game Title: Murder on Broadway
Game Play: Random Murderer (Can be played multiple times)
Crime: Murder
Character Genders: Multiple Gender Neutral, Male & Female Characters
Game Setting: 1953, Broadway Theatre
Difficulty: Moderate
Game Length: 1.5 - 3 Hours
Costume Suggestions: 50s Suits & Dresses
- Host Guide
- Detective Audio Files
- Evidence Packs
- Character Booklets
- Game Ballot
- Costume Suggestions
- Invitations
| 4-8 Player Game | Agnes Kirtsie | World renown Murder Mystery writer, author of “The Trap” she rarely makes it to her shows anymore but this was an exception, she’s getting on a bit and this might be her last chance to see her work. |
| Lee Dingman | Lead actor playing ‘the detective’ in ‘The Trap’, arrogant, full of himself, dramatic method actor who thinks he’s better than everyone | |
| Annie Parteldo | Lead actor, playing innkeepers daughter this is her first lead role, shes young and quite naïve and hopelessly crushing on her co-star, has had a lot of accidents during the rehearsals. | |
| Toby O’Notabee | Actor in the show, playing the innkeeper older, master of his craft, very professional and spends little time with his co-stars. | |
| Wanda Bee | Actor currently having an affair with the director, hoped to replace the lead and has been trying to get rid of her. Plays the femme-fatale character in the play | |
| Sam Dram | Stagehand, enthusiastic lover of theatre who is waiting for their own big break while working on the crew, they discovered the body of the director | |
| Cami Makin-Tosh | Assistant director, well-liked by the cast, many prefer them to the main director as they’re much nicer and seem to have a better idea of what the show was supposed to be, the one everyone went to when they had a problem, they didn’t want to talk to the director about. | |
| S. Potlite | Technician at the theatre, responsible for operating the lighting and sound on the show. | |
| 4-14 Player Game | Sue/Hugh Donette | Plays the detectives assistant, a police officer, generally well-liked and supportive of most of the cast has come to blows a few times with lead actor for being a dick. |
| Dante Arguew | Stage manager of the show, in control backstage, knows the theatre inside out and is quite a scary person to deal with. Argued a lot with the director who wanted to do stupid things | |
| Andi Study | The understudy, knows the play in and out, knows all the lines and all the characters but hasn’t been on stage yet | |
| Fred Thebords | Actor in the play, taking on the role of the mysterious guest nobody knows anything about. | |
| Lottie Tosh | Journalist and editor of the theatre magazine in new york | |
| Toni Deff | The producer of the play, the one with all the money who backed the show, mother of the detective character and responsible for his casting and arrogance | |
| 4-20 Player Game | Denni Renold | Famous actor invited to the party, played the lead in the original west end show |
| Stan Dinovation | Famous producer, invited to the party | |
| Noah Bodicarez | Theatre reviewer and critic invited to the party | |
| Thebe Utler | Actor, plays the butler who seems to know everything and acts rather suspiciously throughout the play | |
| Alfie Itchlock | Famous director and mentor to the deceased director, came to see their debut work | |
| Jean Kellie | Famous actor invited to the party, played the original lead woman in the play in the west end |
Note: If you want the ability to choose from all characters please purchase the 20 player game.
You will need a commercial license in the following circumstances;
- You plan to use the game for profit (public or private)
- You plan to promote and host the game publicly
- If you are running the game as part of an event where guests or individuals are charged an entry fee
- If you are hosting the game for a virtual or public dinner party
You are not authorised to sell or amend any game or document in any form.
You must purchase the license with the game you intend on using it for. If you have already purchased the game individually please purchase this again with the license and we will refund your original order.
