We have partnered with The Mercure Abbey Hill Hotel in Milton Keynes to bring you an array of amazing shows throughout 2017! As one of our “Preferred Venues” The Mercure Abbey Hill offers modern stylish rooms which are set in tranquil surroundings with stunning views. Why not book in for the night and have a great laugh with us!
Here’s a bit of fun for you! We love a good Murder Mystery at Big Monty Productions and so we’ve decided to put together a little quiz for you. See if you can work out any of these answers. Be warned! A few of these are quite tricky!
**CLICK ON THE QUESTION TO REVEAL THE ANSWER**
1. ICED TEA
2. THE CAR, THE WIFE AND THE KNIFE
3. RICH PEOPLE PROBLEMS
4. LIONS, FIRE AND FLAMES
5. HOW MANY CAN YOU KILL?
6. COTTAGE MAN
7. COINS AND BUILDINGS
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The Curse of The Mummy’s Daddy comes to The Kings Hotel in Stokenchurch on the 30th of October. Join us for some Halloween fun!
The murder mystery genre is as popular as ever with Poirot, Miss Marple and CSI filling our tv screen every night and this popularity isn’t confined to just adults. Children have always liked solving mysteries, just think back to Scooby Doo, the Famous Five and other favourites.
The 9 – 12 year old age group can be a challenging one to party plan for. Ensuring that the entertainment is delivered both appropriately and yet with an essential level of maturity can be tricky in gadunslot. With this in mind our Detective Quest party appeals on many levels. It is entertaining and fun with a variety of both mental and physical challenges to stimulate and amuse both boys and girls.
Our professional actor playing Detective Lauren Order enters the party venue announcing that the lost idol of Machu Pichu has been stolen from the British Museum and enlists the assistance of the children to help find the clues, solve the mystery and discover the culprit.
We are happy to announce the newest member of the ‘Big Monty Production’ team, Sebastian Gabriel Byrne, born 26th February 2014 and already making his presence felt.
The term “Hen party” evolved with the sexual revolution in the 1960′s and the idea of gender equality. The idea of the bachelor party or “Stag night” as it is more commonly referred to in the UK goes back centuries and historically was a party the bridegroom gave for his friends prior to his wedding.