Christmas Masquerade Ball

SleuthHOUND Mysteries provides Interactive Diversions for the Adult Mind.

Yes, it's a murder mystery; a thinking game. It is not an overaly dramatized theatrical production. In this scenerio, there are four male characters and six women characters. Character roles are assigned to ticket holders in advance, so they can prepare. Those assigned a role, are encouraged to arrive and stay in character until the game ends. Don't worry, there are no lines to memorize, and there's no stage (or public speaking). Most of the game is one-on-one; you try to solve the murder with the information given, and you must ask questions to learn more clues. It's also about questioning, listening and remembering, then putting the pieces together. Once all the character roles are taken, the remaining ticket holders have a more passive role - a sort of ghost character. Ghosts can listen in on conversarions, but they cannot ask questions. They can, however, communicate directly with other ghosts and all participants have one chance to not only identify the guilty party, but also figure out exactly how and why. Engage your thinking cap. You can do this, Sherlock! The winner is the first person who can identify the killer and explain means and motive. And yes, of course the winner gets a prize.