Benedict Egg didn't like to be beaten.



Benedict Egg

And he didn't like his business rival,Runcy Spoon. 

 

Spoon was a steely character who didn't liked people trying to outshine him.

Runcy Spoon

Both men were rivals in the field of electronic innovation.

Both had spent time and money trying to outdo the other.

Both were concerned about the problem of sustainable energy.

And now both were locked in a vicious battle to develop a sustainable energy supply.

The Egg & Spoon Race was on.......

It appeared to everyone that Benedict Egg may have won, when he announced a press conference.

The audience of journalists, VIPs and guests of the Egg Corporation arrived and took their seats.
 

But, as Benedict demonstrated his companies exciting discovery something went wrong.

 Benedict was electrocuted by his own device! 

Was this a terrible accident?

..........Or maybe this was no accident but MURDER!

 

 

 

 

So, with a room full of suspects, who did fry Egg?

It was up to the audience, with the help of Chief Inspector Fawken Knife, to determine the guilty party.

If you would like to experience The Egg and Spoon Race yourselves, why not hire a private party for your friends, family and colleagues. Actors play the suspects and interact with the audience throughout the event. Guests are given the roles of journalists, VIPs and guests of the Egg Corporation. Participation is optional - You can interact with the actors as much or as little as you feel comfotable with.


This murder mystery is written by Catherine Skeggs and produced by Invitation To Events http://www.invitation2events.co.uk/murder_mystery.html

 

Cast:-

Anne Rason as Sue Flay

Sandra Ziles as Faye B J Egg

Amy Aldridge as Molly Coddled

Peter Grant as Benedict Egg and Chief Inspector Fawken Knife

Catherine Schroder as Eau Bergine

Anthony Bird as Runcy Spoon

Ben Thornton as Al Bumen

Photography by Hussein Ahmet of husphotography

Everyday Love

A poem by Jenny Holmes

Everyday Love

Let him sleep now.
Children, creep quietly upstairs.
I'll tell him goodnight from you later.
This morning he left for combat,
Not on some mane tossing stallion
Just the bus and the tube train.
We welcomed him home, battle weary
Restored him with family laughter
Our semi sham-turreted castle
Offering sanctuary.

This evening he slew, single handed,
With a stroke from his firm's printed ballpoint,
Those twin headed dragons that threatened
Electricity bill and the mortgage.
Now he rests, with the world's visor lifted.
Let me reach out to touch you
My everyday hero.

I have pressed your executive shirt,
And the crease in your trousers,
This modern age armour.
Tomorrow it's on with Life's tournament.
Come to bed love,
Together we'll pull up our drawbridge.

Popular - MIKA ft. Ariana Grande COVER

Sarah Medina performs "Popular" with Ben Skeggs-Thirkettle 

St Valentine's Day Masquerade

Looking for something different to do this Valentine's day? How about a Murder Mystery Party!

St Valentine's Day Masquerade

 



http://itmgames.co.uk/val_synop.htm

It is Chicago, it is 1923, and it is the time of prohibition.

Danny 'Diamond' Ditali, the infamous rum runner and gang boss has a problem. Last night he ordered 8 hits by eight members of his gang.

But now he hears that one of his victims is now in the hands of the FEDs, and squealing like a pig. Yet all his gang reported success, so how can this be?

Who lied to him? Who is still alive?

A murder mystery with a difference, Who Didn't Do It?

 

St Valentine's Day Masquerade is for 8 Players and costs £ 20 from ITM Games.