A speakeasy bar holds a secret

An Original Enigmatic Spectacle Mystery

It's 1927, and prohibition is still in effect across the United States. In the Hollywood Hills lies a nondescript villa that is actually the famous "Canyon Club.” The Club is one of the most exclusive and hidden booze dispensaries in the city. The owner is connected to the mob, which helps him keep the riff-raff out, the quality alcohol in supply, and the police paid off.  Tonight the Canyon Club is hosting an invite only party. Everything started off just swell, drinks flowing and the dancefloor was full. But this is Hollywood, so drama and scandal are just around the corner.…

The Canyon Club Murder

Details

Guests

40 - 120

Actors

5

This murder mystery was written to be adapted to many different locations. Ideal for mingling, festivities, and casual conversations with characters while the story and scandal unfolds.

Theme

Old Hollywood Glamour

Style

Spectacle, with a bar and grazing options

*Please note that this Spectacle Mystery contains themes of a sexual nature. Be advised that conversation and material may not be suitable or comfortable for all participants.

Actors in Old Hollywood garb smile for the camera

The Suspects

  • Kirk Goodwin - a low-level Hollywood producer - he’s worked on a few films, helping the executive producer find talent. The unfortunate victim.

  • Irvin Seles - A wannabe director with a BIG vision and an even bigger ego. He's currently grinding out life as the do-it-all man at the Canyon Club.

  • Maeve North - The talent booked for the week. A Broadway leading lady out in Hollywood trying to land her first role on the silver screen. She's sassy, proud, and the life of the party.

  • Benny Flugel - Doorman, Mafioso button man and wannabe comedian. He's got a line for everyone and everything - some of which hit home, but most of which are duds.

  • Jude Flowers - Judith runs the bar, sweeps the floors and is the most junior in the operation. She came to Hollywood hoping to make it big, but is happy to be earning a decent wage. She's actually very talented - just no-one has quite discovered her yet.