3D Murder at the Lord's

The murder mystery role-play for your team

Murder at the Lord's is the murder mystery dinner with role-play

Pure team building at this interactive murder mystery, and a killer of a time for your guests: the Lord and Lady invite you to their annual dinner party! We are in England in the 19th century. The wealthy Lord Rutherford invites his “closest friends” – and that includes you! At the welcome reception or dinner, you become the main character in this tricky murder mystery.

An interactive dinner event

But some of the guests are behaving very mysteriously, and the maid is certainly not as innocent as she makes out. And suddenly: the Lady is dead. Murdered! And the treacherous murderer is among you … You have only information about your own role and a few clues that might lead you to the murderer. This murder mystery dinner calls on you to get involved.

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Multiple settings: from the foyer to the kitchen

At the start of the deadly dinner, each guest receives secret information about the role they are playing – including the murderer. You will also receive a few tips on whom to ask which questions. The host, who is none other than the Lord's butler, tells the murder mystery story as the dinner unfolds and explains what has happened. He guides you to the right places – perhaps the murder weapon is outside in the beer garden? But in the end, you will have to unmask the murderer yourself.

Brand new and interactive – team building with entertainment

You and your team play an active part in how the deadly dinner unfolds. Everyone takes part, from the lawyer and the reporter to the police officer – and everyone is a suspect. Murder at the Lord's combines role-play, an interactive team event and employee motivation. Inspire your employees with a first-class team-building event.

Question after question – shady characters and secrets

Who can you still trust? Ask clever questions during the murder mystery dinner and bring the other guests' shady secrets to light. What is Miss Sevensteen hiding, and why does Sir Scott get nervous at the sight of jewellery? But more importantly: who murdered Lady Rutherford, and how?

This team-building event is completely interactive and anything but predictable. As participants interact together, there are no mental blocks, and there is plenty of entertainment for them.