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Murder at the Museum: 1919

An Immersive Murder Mystery with working poets

 

 
 
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Three Performances - Three Nights

Local theater company, Working Poets, brings to life an immersive murder mystery game of love, lies, and…justice? YOU, the audience, will get to decide, “Who dun it?!”

The year is 1919. The war is over. The city is changing.

And two nights ago, a man named R.C. Voss, an oil speculator from Beaumont, attended a social gathering in this very house and did not leave it alive.

Voss's death was ruled a cardiac event by the family physician. The body was removed. The guests went home. And by midnight, the household had quietly agreed to say nothing more about it.

That account has now been formally disputed. A member of this household has come forward with information that changes everything, and the Travis County Office of the Special Investigator has reopened the case.

You are that investigator.

Period attire or “investigator attire” is encouraged but not required!

Complimentary cocktails before the game begins.

Free parking is available behind the Museum; accessible from W 23rd St.


About our event partner:

Working Poets Entertainment is a 501(c)(3) experimental art company that creates audience-focused theatrical experiences. With original projects crafted through collaboration, Working Poets seeks to empower the viewer to engage, shape, and explore the presented narratives as an active participant. With a mix of actor improvisation, experiential immersion, and audience interaction, Working Poets creates moments that exist only once.
Learn more on their website: https://www.workingpoets.com/