Type: Evening Event
Dress code: Standard Party Wear
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£149.00
(Based on 8 Reviews) Join the Matron, the doctor, W C Boggs and many others as the Carry on Comeback Society (COCS) holds its annual party and announces they are funding the new film, Carry On Murdering. But is everyone happy with the choice of director? Does everyone like the new script and would somebody kill to get the part they want?
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The Plough & Harrow Hotel is an attractive red brick Victorian 3 Star hotel, steeped in history and perfect for Murder Mystery breaks. The hotel is set in picturesque grounds and offers a perfect retreat situated just outside of Birmingham Town Centre.
Guest bedrooms at the Plough & Harrow hotel are tastefully decorated and some rooms offer garden views. All rooms include an en-suite bathroom, flat-screen TV with Freeview, Free WiFi and tea and coffee facilities, a perfect retreat after an action-packed murder mystery evening.
Guests will receive a delicious 3 course evening meal plus tea and coffee whilst the murder mystery takes place in one of the hotels elegant function rooms. Murder Mystery guests can spend a lazy afternoon with a speciality tea or coffee and read the newspaper in the lounge bar or if you fancy some retail therapy then why not hit the shops in Birmingham town.
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(Based on 8 Reviews)
"Excellent evening from start to finish Actors and actresses were very professional and all played their characters with…"
(Based on 8 Reviews)
"First murder mystery and not disappointed. The actors were excellent, especially Julian and Bob Fiddler. The plot was good…"
(Based on 8 Reviews)
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