The Undertaker's Will: New Orleans Mystery Dinner
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A 24-seat interactive mystery dinner where every guest receives a secret identity, a motive, and one piece of a disputed inheritance case.
About this Event
Gideon Vale spent his life keeping records other people preferred not to read.
Before his death, the longtime undertaker revised his will.
The document is genuine.
The problem is what came with it.
A handwritten codicil changes who inherits part of the estate.
A burial record contains a name that should not be there.
And someone invited to the reading knows why.
The Undertaker's Will is an interactive fictional mystery told across a three-course dinner.
Every in-person guest receives a character identity connected to the case.
Everyone has a reason to be in the room.
Not everyone is telling the truth.
Choose How Deeply You Participate
You do not need acting experience.
There are several ways to enter the story.
Quiet Investigator
Receive a secret identity, motive, and clue without any requirement to speak in front of the room.
Character Role
Receive an interactive character with private information and optional conversation prompts.
Featured Role
Take a more active role with one or two planned clue moments during the evening.
No attendee is required to perform beyond the participation level selected.
Before the Dinner
In-person attendees receive their role information before the event.
Your packet may include:
Character identity
Public background
Private motive
Personal objective
One secret
One clue connected to the case
Please keep private information confidential until the story directs otherwise.
Role assignments are fictional and created specifically for this event.
Dinner
Every in-person admission includes the same three-course dinner.
Course titles may connect to the fictional story, but the actual dish and ingredient information will always be clearly identified.
Dietary information is collected during registration and must be submitted by the stated deadline.
Available accommodations depend on the final event menu and venue confirmation.
Designed for Different Types of Guests
No acting, theatre, or mystery-game experience is required.
Solo guests, couples, friends, families, and groups are welcome.
Guests under 16 should attend with a parent or guardian.
Younger attendees may request a simplified investigator role.
The story involves a fictional death, inheritance disputes, deception, and family secrets.
There are no graphic effects, staged attacks, realistic weapons, or required physical interaction."
About this Event
The Undertaker's Will: New Orleans Mystery Dinner
Gideon Vale spent his life keeping records other people preferred not to read.
Before his death, the longtime undertaker revised his will.
The document is genuine.
The problem is what came with it.
A handwritten codicil changes who inherits part of the estate.
A burial record contains a name that should not be there.
And someone invited to the reading knows why.
The Undertaker's Will is an interactive fictional mystery told across a three-course dinner.
Every in-person guest receives a character identity connected to the case.
Everyone has a reason to be in the room.
Not everyone is telling the truth.
Choose How Deeply You Participate
You do not need acting experience.
There are several ways to enter the story.
Quiet Investigator
Receive a secret identity, motive, and clue without any requirement to speak in front of the room.
Character Role
Receive an interactive character with private information and optional conversation prompts.
Featured Role
Take a more active role with one or two planned clue moments during the evening.
No attendee is required to perform beyond the participation level selected.
Before the Dinner
In-person attendees receive their role information before the event.
Your packet may include:
Character identity
Public background
Private motive
Personal objective
One secret
One clue connected to the case
Please keep private information confidential until the story directs otherwise.
Role assignments are fictional and created specifically for this event.
Dinner
Every in-person admission includes the same three-course dinner.
Course titles may connect to the fictional story, but the actual dish and ingredient information will always be clearly identified.
Dietary information is collected during registration and must be submitted by the stated deadline.
Available accommodations depend on the final event menu and venue confirmation.
Designed for Different Types of Guests
No acting, theatre, or mystery-game experience is required.
Solo guests, couples, friends, families, and groups are welcome.
Guests under 16 should attend with a parent or guardian.
Younger attendees may request a simplified investigator role.
The story involves a fictional death, inheritance disputes, deception, and family secrets.
There are no graphic effects, staged attacks, realistic weapons, or required physical interaction."
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Where is it happening?
Columns, 3811 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, United States
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
Tickets
USD 0.00 to USD 119.00
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Host or PublisherBlackwood Inquiry Co
