Tom Collins' widow. She's rich, glamorous and doesn't seem too bothered about her husband's demise.

Murder on the Dancefloor – a 1950s murder mystery party game

Determined to piece together for the first time how Darren was killed that night and why, Jordan uncovers stories of bigotry, bravery and betrayal. We are able to guide you through costume hire for your Murder Mystery, sothere is no excuse to dress your best! Consult with us over the phone today! There is a Murder on the Dancefloor and you’re invited! Murder on the Dancefloor is a unique Murder Mystery experience. Known as the Queen of Rumba. Carly has an eye for detail which she applies to the other dancers, and her own immaculate appearance.

or More Hosts…This will provide your evening with the extra element of comic interplay between 2 or more highly skilled performers, ensuring the evening is fast paced and totally interactive.

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We've included everything you could need to set the scene and solve this groovy murder. Before you play, send out invites to your guests, giving them time to arrive in their best 70s costume with props to hint at their character. Set out the place cards, props, weapons and clues to transform your home into the nightclub crime scene and prepare for the investigation. The host reads out the welcome speech to introduce the characters and unfold the story. There is a specific character for the host to play; Sammy C Quinn (the host is not a suspect but still a participant) and the victim is not one of your guests - the instruction booklet provides more detail. We've even included awards for the best costume, acting and detective, so be sure to get into character and encourage everyone to get involved with the gameplay. Running Scared • To Eternity and Beyond • Reap What You Sow • Extinguished • Eve of Disaster • Blaze of Glory Meanwhile, Amir and the player searched for Rupert, who had failed to show up at his meeting with Amir. They then discovered that Rupert was preoccupied with playing DreamLife's virtual reality game. After they met up with him in the lab, Rupert promised not to let the game carry him away. After all the events, Chief Parker advised the team to stay alert on DreamLife's activities. A straight-talking man who knows what he likes: good old-fashioned dance, no funny business; Glen dresses in a dapper suit. As always with Freeform Games, we loved the adaptability of the game (so could easily deal with three no-shows).Something of a figure of mystery, Dan has a cult following online and expresses himself through his colourful ties. Cuddly Luca De Logan is the housewife’s favourite. A ballroom traditionalist, Luca relies on his good humour to charm the judges, as his Samba’s not the smoothest. The teens had an amazing time, they loved the stories, the intrigue and the mystery solving. We often struggled to stop them so we could move on.

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It was a fantastic success! Groups of friends from different social circles chatting and plotting away like they'd known each other for years. Applause Entertainment Murder Mystery games are available across Australian major capital cities: Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, and surrounds. It’s the mystery that’s sweeping the nation.All in all, a huge success. Declared the 'best party ever' by my 14-year-old daughter and creating lifelong memories for her and her friends."

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Murder on the Dancefloor is unlike many murder mystery games. Although the game starts with a murder, most of the characters have more important things to do than to investigate it. And the killing may not be over – it is unlikely that everyone will survive the remainder of the evening!Fields of Murder • A Crime Like No Udder • A Pointy End • Like a Pig to the Slaughter • In Vino Veritas • To Kingdom Come Always too excited to sit still, Marco can’t wait for the party to begin, and you can be sure he’ll be right in the middle of it!