The Great Murder Mystery (2027)

LONDON’S SECRET SHERLOCK HOLMES EXPERIENCE

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ENTER THE WORLD OF SHERLOCK HOLMES AND LIVE OUT HIS GREATEST CASE After sold-out runs in 2021 and 2024, The Great Murder Mystery, London's cult Sherlock Holmes exerience, returns for 12 weeks only. Based on The Hound of the Baskervilles and produced by London's "immersive heavyweights" (The Standard), comes a night of theatre, fine dining, live music, mixology...and murder. THE STORY SO FAR Holmes has solved the case. He and Watson are back in Baker Street. However...outside, rumours of The Hound are still spreading, the newspapers are having a field day, and the panic is only just beginning. Why start there, you ask? It all began with a vow of silence...

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Venue

The Lost Estate

Start date

April 6th, 2027

End date

June 27th, 2027

Audience Role

one of London’s social and political elite

Ages: 18 +

Content Advisories

• Strong language
• Simulated murder/homicide
• Violence
• Alcohol use
• Use of lighting and sound effects
• Animal Cruelty
• No sexual content
• Themes around domestic abuse

Interaction Advisories

• No physical contact with performers

Mobility Advisories

• Event is wheelchair accessible
• No mobility advisories

Tags

Immersive Dining
Murder Mystery
Sherlock Holmes

About The Lost Estate

The Lost Estate creates live experiences that fuse theatre, live music and stunning dining, as one. Inspired by Alain-Fournier’s mysterious novel of the same name, The Lost Estate performs the greatest stories ever told, through a fusion of theatre, music, and food. Performances unfold in fantastical, immersive worlds, designed to unleash audiences’ imaginations. Each experience is unique: guests may find themselves deep within the legend of Swan Lake (The Great Masked Ball, 2018), surrounded by a cast of award-winning dancers; or at the centre of a ravishing Jazz Age love story (The Lost Love Speakeasy, 2019), set in 1920s Manhattan. Wherever they arrive, guests are written into the heart of the story, transformed into protagonists by the vital role they play within the drama.