FAQs

It’s a gripping whodunnit with high society scandals, suspicious teacups, and a butler who may or may not be hiding a candelabra behind his back. Think Downton Abbey meets Scooby-Doo — with slightly more sequins.

Absolutely — if your child enjoys ghostly narrators, dramatic fainting, and the phrase “suspicious jam tart” used in a serious context. Recommended for ages 8+ due to mild peril and intense curtain reveals.

Not technically. But there is a séance scene with spontaneous harmony, an emotionally unstable accordion, and a surprise kazoo moment. So… yes-ish.

Nice try. But we’ve sworn a solemn oath not to reveal the victim, the culprit, or what’s really hidden in the dumbwaiter. All will be revealed. Or not.

Yes. Just after Act One’s cliffhanger, when the chandelier swings ominously and the Narrator says “tick-tock” in slow motion. Ice creams and existential dread available in the foyer.

Please do. Feathered fascinators, monocles, ghostly clock cosplay — all are welcome. Just no live ferrets this time. We’ve spoken to Derek.

Approximately 2 hours including interval. Longer if the stage manager gets locked in the prop cupboard again.

No. Absolutely not. Just coincidence that six pocket watches stopped working, two wigs caught fire, and someone keeps hearing whispers from the coat rack.

They might — if they can find the stage door. It moves nightly. Feel free to wave into the fog and shout “BRAVO!” anyway.

Is Reginald the Butler innocent?