Fresh from a sell out season at the Edinburgh Fringe, Degrees of Error bring their innovative Murder, She Didn’t Write to the Leicester Square Theatre on the last Sunday of every month during February, March and April. In this riotous show, the audience becomes both author and sleuth as they are invited to help to create their very own Agatha Christie-inspired masterpiece - and to watch it unfold on stage.
Every night, the extraordinarily talented company create a unique space where audiences can unleash their literary prowess and create an original and extremely comical improvised murder-mystery. Miss Crimson poisoned in the parlour? Mr Gold exploded by cannon in Sainsbury’s? You decide! But will you guess whodunit?
Using audience suggestions, evidence and ideas, the team create a bespoke world - and one lucky audience member gets to play god, choosing both the murderer and victim.
Founded in 2010, Degrees of Error have recently been appointed as the first resident theatre company at the brand newBristol Improv Theatre - the first theatre in Britain dedicated to the art of improv - where they rehearse and perform regularly. Their improvised murder mystery play Murder, She Didn’t Write has toured the UK and enjoyed sell-out runs at the Fringe since 2013.
Degrees of Error invite audiences to take up their magnifying glasses, and don their deerstalkers for a never-before-seen (and never-to-be-seen-again), unscripted murder-mystery, which promises to dazzle, enthral and delight.
A unique format and an even more unique experience that will thrill all lovers of both classic crime fiction and top level on-the-hoof comedy.
Dates: Sun 25 Feb/Sun 25 Mar/Sun 29 Apr. 4pm. Book online: https://leicestersquaretheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873583281 or phone: 020 7734 2222.
In other improv news, the Jane Austen show Austentatious has extended its West End run. After its February 13 show at the Piccadilly Theatre it will move to the Savoy Theatre for shows on 18th March, 15th Apri and 20th May 2018. Tickets here.
Picture: Jamie Corbin.
