Murder Mystery Scripts - Available Titles
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The music files associated with each package are available to enhance the atmosphere for your evening. The links below are of a low quality. Each sound file which will be delivered to you by CD and this includes the introductory music and all of the sound effects associated with the play.
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| Murder at York Gate | Pst Riley | 2 men 4 women |
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| Who Killed the Director? | Chris Martin | 4 men 3 women; plus an optional Narrator |
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| Who Killed the Headmaster? | Chris Martin | 4 men 3 women; 2 characters of either gender plus an optional Narrator |
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| Murder in the Open Air | Chris McDermott | 4 men 4 women |
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| Murder at the Hard Knock Café | Caradoc Fane | 4 men 4 women |
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| The Sins of the Father | Pat Riley | 3 men 4 women |
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| Beyond The Devils Field | Pat Riley | 3 men 5 women |
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| Count Me In | Caradoc Fane | 5 to 8 men 6 to 9 women 14 characters in all |
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| A Santa Calls | Caradoc Fane | 6 men 3 women | |
| Murder at the Bifta's | Caradoc Fane | 4 men 4 women | |
| Murder Through The Ether | Chris McDermott | 3 men 3 women | |
| Murder at the Manor | Chris McDermott | 3 men 3 women | |
| Murder Before Midnight | John McDermott | 3 men 3 women | |
| Murder Backstage | Chris McDermott | 3 men 3 women | |
| Death at the Granby Arms | John McDermott | 3 men 3 women | |
| Millennium Murder | John McDermott | 3 men 3 women | |
| Murder Between the Wickets | Chris McDermott | 4 men 4 women | |
| A Question of Murder | Chris McDermott | 4 men 4 women | |
| Bumped Off! | John McDermott | 4 men 4 women | |
| Murder Across the Ages | Chris McDermott | 4 men 3 women | |
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Please note the following comments on some of these plays.
'Murder Backstage' is slightly more 'off-the-wall' than the other scripts and would suit actors of an 'extrovert' nature! It also contains reference to the rape of a sixteen year old girl, but this is not gone into in any detail whatsoever.
'Murder between the Wickets' refers to a heroin-dealing teacher, although again, this is not dwelt on to any great degree.
The character of the Reverend in the play 'Murder through the Ether' refers to the 'Christian faith', 'God' and 'Jesus' in a benign manner; some groups (church groups in particular) may prefer to adapt this play. An adapted version of this play, which has been performed successfully at St. Peter's Church, Harrow, is available upon request. This is also a longer play than some of the other plays and it requires a strong and confident cast.
'Murder at the BIFTA's' is written by a brand new author, but it is well reviewed thus far. It is also a longer play than some of the other plays and it requires a strong and confident cast.