London, United Kingdom

Alibi: Dead Air (2025)

Twelve suspects. One killer. And that killer could be YOU.

Alibi: Dead Air (2025) Immersive Event - Main Image

Twelve suspects. One killer. And that killer could be YOU. A true crime podcast, with a murdered host. A serial killer on the loose. Alibi is an immersive murder mystery game where you play both suspect and detective. A game of social deduction, where you must solve the clues to uncover which one of your fellow players is the killer. In our first case: Dead Air, a true crime podcast host dies in a recording booth while hunting a serial killer. Past cases collide and secrets refuse to stay buried. Alibi is inspired by the Jubensha game phenomenon from China. In this high-stakes game of social deduction, you'll: 🔍 Unravel intricate clues scattered throughout your environment ❓Question fellow players to separate truth from deception 🤐 Maintain your own secrets while investigating others ⚖️ Catch a killer - or get away with murder Credits Dean Rodgers & Tom Black About this event Age guidance: This event is recommended for ages 16+ Content warning: This event contains references to murder and drug use Duration: This event is 1hr 30 minutes long. Interval: This performance does not have an interval. Tickets: Tickets cost £25 and are available to purchase through Eventbrite. Accessibility See our Accessibility Guide for full information about access in our venue including step-free access.

Audience Role

Alibi is an immersive murder mystery game where you play both suspect and detective. A game of social deduction, where you must solve the clues to uncover which one of your fellow players is the killer.

Ages: 16 +

Content Advisories

No sexual content
Themes around drug usage
Themes around murder and death

Interaction Advisories

No physical contact with performers

Mobility Advisories

Event is wheelchair accessible
No mobility advisories
Wheelchair accessible

Tags

Murder Mystery
Podcast

About Theatre Deli

Registered charity Theatre Deli has been a driving force within the arts since 2008, taking over empty spaces in city centres, and creating 15 hubs to date that support emerging artists, companies and communities whose identities, backgrounds, disciplines or work are underrepresented in theatre. Currently operating in Sheffield and London, Theatre Deli works to develop diverse audiences, artistic communities by providing safe suitably resourced environments for everyone to experiment with, develop, showcase and enjoy art.