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Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit
 

Welcome to Murder Village. Population: decreasing.

Visit 1950s England with some of Melbourne's best improvising comedians from The Big HOO-HAA! and Impro Melbourne. They’re trapped in a hilarious Agatha Christie mystery so fiendish, only a genius could work out whodunnit.

Inspired by your suggestions, each show is a new puzzle to unravel. Your votes decide who lives, who dies and who is the killer. See one show or all ten… no mystery is the same!

After a critically-acclaimed hit 2018 Melbourne Fringe season, you can’t miss Murder Village at this year’s Comedy Festival.

“The perfect recipe for murder.” – Weekend Notes

 

Event details

Venue: The Butterfly Club - 5 Carson Place, Melbourne
Bookings: https://thebutterflyclub.com/show/murder-village
Start Date: Thursday 18 April 2019

 

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