THEY improv provides mix-and-mingle events for country club events where the members play the characters in a murder mystery clue party where they interact and answer questions. In the end, the best answer to the mystery and the person voted best actor are winners!
This 1920's themed murder of the owner of a speakeasy that leads to an investigation by your attendees...a collective group of people that are all doing things that they shouldn't be. Who is the culprit?
Your attendees take on the role of various people invited the party of a reputed mob boss that...let's say...takes an early retirement this evening. Why involve the cops? Time to solve the murder yourselves! You'll laugh...if you know what's good for you!
You are going to the estate of a multi-millionaire for the social event of the season. Various characters are there for various reasons. Some on business, some for pleasure, and some for more sinister reasons or even employees of the estate.
Our own take on the spy genre has the death of 008. You Only Live Twice? Not so fast! Our second fiddle secret agent to his more famous counterpart decides to retire and a rogues gallery of suspects emerge. it's a great way to have outlandish fun with bizarre characters!
Your attendees have all been invited to a wine tasting at the home of a millionaire. The corks aren't the only things that get popped. If only the victim could still breathe like the wine, or still continue to age.
We have with many other scenarios involving celebrities, a yacht, spies, haunted houses, holiday parties, the 1980's, a peace rally, and many many more. These themes are sometimes aimed at specific age groups and can work for your group.
WE LOOK OUT FOR YOU We have a variety of techniques that we can use to promote social distancing and safety during our shows. We can discuss these items with you and develop a strategy to work at your location in a relatively safe environment.
Include the size of your space, how many people you think might attend, potential dates you have an interest in, and any special concerns or requests. This can include specific themes that you might have in mind, such as the Roaring '20s or '30s in the Prohibition Era.
Our staff works hard to make certain that all details are ironed out and that you understand the process prior to any agreement.
We will explain additional themes, timing, dining considerations, sound, lighting and stage equipment needed (which are not usually included in our proposal), payment methods and timing, etc. This will allow us to prepare a 3 page proposal for your event. Page 1 is a cover letter. Page 2 is the actual contract. Page 3 is a credit card form just in case you choose to pay by that method, though often checks are the more popular option. We also accept PayPal, Venmo, QuickPay, and many other methods.