On Saturday 11th of June Murder One took over the barn at Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm for a night of murder mystery.
As soon as the guests arrived at this idyllic farm setting, the actors from Murder One were in character. The plot for the evening was called ‘Coffin on the Catwalk’ and saw guests attend a discussion and demonstration of colour therapy by fashion brand ‘The Colour Conspiracy’.
A murder had taken place in the company and it was up to the guests to consider all the evidence, eavesdrop on the actor's conversations and sit them down for some direct questioning.
This murder mystery was packed with drama, action and intrigue as arguments, sudden deaths and new bits of evidence erupted amongst the dinner guests’ tables.
Each table worked as a team to solve the mystery. Whether a hen party, a group of friends, a corporate event or a team-building group, everyone was truly in the detective spirit.
Owner of Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm, Sophie McConnell said, “We loved welcoming Murder One to Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm for another fantastic murder mystery night. The guests all had a fantastic evening.
“The next murder mystery night will be in December, so keep an eye out for it and get booked in for Christmas parties. Also, keep an eye out for more of our upcoming summer events and summer vineyard tours.”
Tickets are £45 per person and include a three-course dinner. Keep an eye on Cholderton Rare Breed Farm's Events Page for the next murder mystery night.

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