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Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit at MICF 2020
 

Following a sell-out run with extra shows at last year’s Melbourne Comedy Festival, Murder Village is back for ten more cunningly improvised whodunnits.

Immerse yourself in the cozy world of a 1950s Agatha Christie novel as Melbourne’s funniest improvisers craft eccentric characters and perplexing mysteries from your suggestions. Any of the village’s suspicious denizens could be dispatched at any moment, and any of them could be the murderer. It’s your secret ballot votes that determine who lives, who dies and who will be unmasked as the culprit.

In Murder Village, the local police inspector may be incompetent but thankfully there is always an amateur sleuth on hand to sort the red herrings from the tell-tale clues. See if you can solve the crime first… whether you see one show or ten, no chapter of this critically acclaimed show is the same!

“Completely enthralling… ★★★★★”
Theatre People

“Murder, mystery, mayhem and outright comic brilliance.”
Weekend Notes

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

 

Trades Hall – Quilt Room
Corner Lygon and Victoria Streets, Carlton
8.15pm March 25 to April 5 (7.15pm Sundays)
No show Wednesday

https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2020/shows/murder-village-an-improvised-whodunnit

Full: $28.00
Group 5+: $25.00
Concession: $24.00
Preview: $22.00
Cheap Tuesday: $22.00

 

Event details

Venue: Trades Hall - Quilt Room, Trades Hall – Quilt Room; Corner Lygon and Victoria Streets, Carlton
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Start Date: Saturday 28 March 2020

8.15pm March 25 to April 5 (7.15pm Sunday, no show Wednesday)

 

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