Murder They Wrote: A 1930s Orient Express Whodunnit dinner at Settlers House York
Event description
The ultimate murder mystery and three-course dinner event presented by Cluedunnit in the West Australian Wheatbelt town of York at Settlers House! Come dressed in your best 1930s evening attire! Can you guess whodunnit before it's too late?
Murder They Wrote is a murder mystery plot devised by Robbie & Debbie Burns.
“The impossible could not have happened, therefore the impossible must be possible in spite of appearances.” Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express
The story so far…
On the 1st of January 1934 Agatha Christie wrote Murder on the Orient Express. Within a few months it became top of the bestsellers’ lists around the world. That same year she was awarded the prestigious SCARLET QUILL for this ground-breaking whodunnit.
It is now a year later, and the 1935 shortlist of potential authors has been announced. This 75th anniversary will attract more interest from the media than ever before.
After an informal dinner and overnight stay at the George V hotel in Paris, the six nominees board the Orient Express for a journey they will never forget. During the two-day rail trip to Istanbul, the shortlist of potential winners will get even smaller... as one by one they are Murdered on the Orient Express!
Ticket price includes one glass of champagne on arrival (further drinks may be purchased at the bar), three-course meal and show.
You will be asked for your dietary requirements when you book.
Accessibility: Settlers House York has toilets and wheelchair access.
Age: 15+
If you require any assistance booking your tickets, please call Chiara on 0419 908 996.