The Final Curtain
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Tragedy has struck in the normally quiet world of Littledean Theatre. During a performance of the thriller 'The Final Curtain' , Vincent Royle, the leading actor, has collapsed to the floor, dead. Amidst the screams and gasps from the audience and cast members the curtain comes down and the investigations begin. It seems that Vincent's death is not by natural causes and Scotland Yard believes it is murder!
However, in true theatrical style, the show must go on. Vincent's understudy plays his role the next night and afterwards all the company are called together by the theatre manager, Jay Fitzharing. All the people who work at the theatre will be there to celebrate Vincent's life and also to answer questions posed by Inspector Blewitt of the Yard who will be joining them later on.
Everyone taking part is given a character. As well as having a murder to investigate, characters also have their own, secret objectives. "The Final Curtain" is a 1920s murder mystery which runs for approximately three hours and welcomes you to the world of Littledean Theatre where artistic temperaments and theatrical secrets go hand in hand with cigarette holders and feather boas.
Additional Information
The Final Curtain provides you with everything you need to run a fun party. Each guest has a character, with their own objectives and money and/or props, making the game both memorable and enjoyable for all kinds of people. No acting experience is required, and no one will be expected to do anything that will make them feel awkward. This game is recommended for both adults and teens.
What's Included:
- Character information for each guest.
- A step-by-step guide on how to run it.
- A chart which shows how to allocate the characters: which to keep and drop.
- Paper money and all the other essential paper props: coroners reports, blackmail notes etc.
- An extract from the fateful play which your guests can perform to search for further clues.
- The solution!
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