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Murder Actually new season

6 May, 2026
Murder Actually

Murder Actually | Announces new season of interactive whodunnits, including one of a kind drag murder mysteries and mysteries for children

 

The UK’s cheekiest Murder Mystery Company has unveiled its latest season of interactive chaos – a collection of interactive whodunnits designed to delight, confuse and gently incriminate audiences of all ages across Sussex and the South East.

Guests can expect outrageous characters, questionable motives and an array of plot twists.

This season promises:

New mysteries – including our exclusive Drag Themed events and Mysteries suitable for children

Audience Participation – whether it’s quizzing the characters or having a role in the performance itself, we need you.

Murder Actually’s shows are performed by professional actors, improvisers, drag artists and storytellers who specialise in turning unsuspecting guests into suspects, witnesses, accomplices and detectives.

The company continues to expand, performing for corporate events, team building, hen parties, birthday parties and much more. Contact Sophie@murderactually.uk for more information.

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