Step back to the 1920s to celebrate a new age in cinema in this murder mystery dinner experience like no other. Join crime writer Jonathon Mapletree and a cast of suspicious characters as you solve the mystery of the 'silent murder'.

In 1927 The Jazz Singer sent the cinema-going public into a frenzy! It heralded the end of the silent movie era and the birth of the 'talkies'. It is now 1929, and stars from the American and British film industry were encouraged to make the journey down under. Together with existing Australian talent, they set a date to commence filming Showgirl's Luck – the first Australian talkie.

The silent movie would be dead forever... and so would some of the stars!

Enjoy a delicious three-course dinner with wine & beer package as you question the suspects, decipher the clues and work to crack the case… all before the credits roll!

Dress in the style of the period as you work together to solve the mystery.

Dinner from 6:30pm with pre-dinner drinks at Belgravia Bar from 5:30pm.