THIS IS ORLANDO'S NEWEST (AND MOST MYSTERIOUS) WHODUNNIT!

We have reimagined and redesigned every aspect of the family-friendly murder mystery dinner show experience and we confident you will notice the improvements! 

We aim to make every guest feel welcome. By design, the audience feels like they are a part of the show without the pressure of "forced participation". 

The performance venue is the Teatro Martini. The tables and chairs are arranged in a way so that all the action is visible from every seat. Plus the venue is intimate (seating is limited to a maximum 210 guests). At your table you'll find bribe money to use to talk with the characters if you wish. You'll also find clues as to whodunnit. 

It's a different show every night because the show concludes however the audience votes. 

Children eight and older are welcome to attend any scheduled performance. The subject matter is "rated" PG-13. 

Step back in time to the roaring 20’s and prepare for an unforgettable night at The Speakeasy Murder & Other Acts of Prohibition in Orlando, Florida! As soon as the doors open, the action begins. Arrive early to soak in the lively atmosphere of a New York nightclub, complete with music, comfortable seating, signature cocktails and delicious food crafted for the occasion. The room buzzes with bootleggers, gangsters, and flappers dancing The Charleston. But don't get too comfortable—this isn’t just any night at the club. When the music stops, someone is going to be murdered, and you’ll be right in the thick of it.

With colorful characters weaving through the audience, this is more than a show; it’s an interactive experience. Each guest can play detective (or accomplice) as much or as little as they wish. Bribes, secrets, and surprises are the currency of the evening, and every twist depends on your votes. Will the killer be unmasked, or will they get away with it? In this world of jazz, prohibition, and back-alley deals, nothing is what it seems. For the next two hours, eat, drink, laugh, and solve the crime—but remember, at this notorious speakeasy, someone always ends up swimmin’ with the fishes and someone else is headed to the big house!