Have you got the super-sleuth skills to find and solve the clues? The detective persona to interrogate the suspects? The judge and jury deliberation to identify the killer? Then this murder mystery evening on Saturday 19th July is the perfect way to enjoy an evening of murder, puzzles, questioning and solving the ultimate ‘who dunnit’. Provided by our Audrama players, this is sure to fill you full of suspense and intrigue whilst being transported to the 1930's at the 'Boghampton Spa and Sewerage AGM' where nothing is quite as it seems.

Expect a welcome drink popular in that era upon arrival and a delicious dinatoire of charcuterie and cheeses, followed by dessert. There's also a bar on-site to help keep the cerebral juices flowing!

The evening's welcome commences from 6:30pm with the welcome drink where you will be directed to the opening scene with a prompt start time of 7:00pm. The plot is expected to last about 2 hours when you will then find out who committed that dastardly deed, and who ultimately solved the case with the highest score, so winning the trophy!

We encourage our audience to dress in the style of 1930 if you can, with a prize for the best outfit for both men and women!

For tickets, please contact the box office on 07 81 68 63 85, request your tickets from info@audrama.fr. or head to our ticket office page!

The Box Ofice for Black Comedy is now open!

Please visit our Ticket Office page to book your tickets for what will be a very popular production of Peter Shaffer's hilarious comedy when an unfortunate household mishap spirals out of control for our "hero" Brindsley.

Our performances are on:

Friday 17th January 2025 @ 19.30      :      Saturday 18th January 2025 @ 19.30      :      Sunday 19th January 2025 @ 16.00

We will be performing in a new venue to Audrama - The Salle Polyvalente in Digne d'Aval.
There is parking on site.

Doors Open 30 minutes before the performance.

Our Next Production

Black Comedy

by Peter Shaffer

January 17th, 18th & 19th 2025

Booking details shortly!

Black Comedy by Peter Schaffer was first performed in July 1965, with a cast including Derek Jacobi, Maggie Smith and Albert Finney plus other household names of the time, and has remained a firm favourite with amateur dramatic companies ever since. It is also very popular in its French version. Much of the humour is visual although that in no way diminishes from the clever word play by the cast, as our "hero" Brindsley who starts the evening with such high hopes, sees his world start to fall apart.