Denver, CO

Murder at The Roller Rink

Step back into 1988 and solve an immersive murder mystery!

Murder at The Roller Rink Immersive Event - Main Image

It’s 1988, and the Podunk Roller Rink is filled with teens showing off their shoulder pads and mullets—but it’s a strangely-assorted group. Why are the cool kids, the loners and the nerds all here together, skating dully in a circle? The people watching from the sidelines are equally mismatched: the rink employees, tired of renting skates and selling hot dogs; the retired roller derby pros, bored by the lack of violence; and the town prudes, obsessed with the possibility that the teens might start enjoying themselves or even worse—dancing. Suddenly, there is a scream. The body of Kevin Floosey, the new kid in town, has been found in the back hallway. It looks like someone strangled him with a leg warmer. Who could have done such a terrible thing to a guy who just wanted to dance… or is that really all he wanted? Now it is up to YOU to determine who the killer is... before they strike again!

Audience Role

Select audience members will be assigned to play suspects (based on audience interest/consent). Other will play investigators working to solve the crime.

Ages: All ages

Content Advisories

Simulated murder/homicide

Interaction Advisories

Light (business/acquaintance) contact

Mobility Advisories

Event is not wheelchair accessible
Extended standing
Uneven terrain

About Broadway Murder Mysteries

Broadway Murder Mysteries is an immersive murder mystery entertainment company founded by Broadway Entrepreneur, Monica Hammond. Broadway Murder Mysteries was created in March of 2020 when many Broadway performers, writers, and creative talent were out of work. The Broadway shut down had a huge impact on the theater community, and Broadway Murder Mysteries was created to give jobs to out of work talent, while creating something inherently theatrical that theater and mystery fans would love. Broadway Murder Mysteries' interactive murder mystery games, parties, and shows have been developed for a range of ages to be performed in-person or virtually. A portion of all game and ticket sales goes to support the non-profit, Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS.