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Murder Village
 

Welcome to Murder Village. Population: decreasing.

This Melbourne Fringe, Arts House at the Fringe Hub forms the backdrop to seven completely improvised Agatha Christie murder mysteries.

Meet a colourful cast of British eccentrics, each more suspicious than the last, and all played by some of the best improvising comedians from The Big HOO-HAA!, Impro Melbourne and Impromptunes. They’re trapped in a hilarious off-the-cuff mystery so fiendish that only a genius could work out whodunnit. The local police inspector may be incompetent, but luckily there’s a busy-body old lady with twinkling eyes who has a few theories...

Inspired by your suggestions, each Murder Village show is a brand-new puzzle for you to unravel. Your votes decide via secret ballot who lives, who dies and who will be unmasked as the killer. See one show or all seven, no mystery is the same!

This popular improvised format was developed for ImproMafia in Brisbane and played to rave reviews. Murder Village is now heading down south for the first time, and the destination...

...Is murder!

"A hilarious piece of theatre. We shouldn’t be enjoying murder so much" - Scenestr

Adult $24
Conc $20
Cheap Tues $20

Sept 14 to 21 – no show Monday
6.30pm Tuesday to Saturday, 5.30pm Sunday

Tickets via https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/murder-village/ or (03) 9660 9666

 

Event details

Venue: Arts House, 521 Queensberry St, North Melbourne
Bookings: (03) 9660 9666
Start Date: Friday 14 September 2018

No show Monday, one hour early on Sunday

 

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