Arta

There’s been a murder.

No come back, it’s not another Taggart repeat. The murder in this case is strictly theatrical, and the starting point for a fabulous and engrossing Beat scene murder mystery evening.

Add in a three course dinner in the opulent surroundings of Arta in the Merchant City and it’s obvious that this is a Big Deal to die for. Or kill for.

Murder most horrid

The setting for the mysterious events of Saturday 14th April is Canvas, downstairs in Arta. The scene is Liverpool. It is 1963 and Beat music is driving those crazy kids wild. 

Someone’s career is on the up but, as the band get together for rehearsal, it seems there are murderous tensions underlying the carefree attitudes of the Swinging Sixties.

The music will be fab, but alas, this is also a Murder Mystery and someone has to die!

Over an elegant three course dinner, guests will mingle with the musicians as the mystery plays out.

Dress to impress

Enjoy the sumptuous meal, but pay attention to your surroundings as a victim is chosen and your team must find the culprit.

It helps if you are dressed for the part. Fab Four suits, mini dresses, kinky boots and sharp haircuts are encouraged, but not necessary.

The Big Deal is for one person to enjoy a three course dinner as part of the Spirit of Glasgow Who’s Sorry Now murder mystery night on Saturday 14th April 2018.

Dinner might prove a tempting distraction.

The killer menu is subject to change, but a sample menu starts with soup, followed by supreme of chicken with sun-blushed tomatoes, fondant potato and Serrano-wrapped greens. Ponder the final clues over a chocolate mousse cup.

Murder fans

The Spirit of Glasgow murder mystery nights have been a hit with participants. Reviews on the Facebook page and TripAdvisor include the following comments:

‘Fantastic night! You definitely enjoy lots of detective work enjoying a lovely meal… Caroline and her team go that extra mile to make sure everyone is enjoying their night. Lots of fun…’

‘Unique experience… so well done. So much better than a pub crawl!!!’

‘Had a fab night celebrating my 21st birthday solving a murder mystery. Caroline and her team did a fab job making the night so entertaining and getting everyone so involved. So much fun had by all and I could not recommend Spirit of Glasgow enough for any event…’

‘Part of a corporate event, dinner at Arta. The food was really good but the entertainment was excellent. They played their parts so well and had all of us competing against each other. Brilliant fun… Didn’t hear a negative comment from any of our 40 or so colleagues. Would recommend whole heartedly.’

Deathly delights

Any whodunnit fan will revel in the wit and skill involved in Who’s Sorry Now?

This Big Deal from Spirit of Glasgow provides a great meal at Arta, enlivened by some atmospheric Beat-themed entertainment.

It would be an original way to mark a birthday or special occasion. It would also make for a fun alternative night out with pals.