WHO POISONED THE SALT FISH FRITTER-JAMAICAN NIGERIAN DETECTIVE DUO ARE BACK

Schedule

Sun Nov 01 2026 at 06:30 am to 07:45 am

UTC+00:00
Location

42-44 Brooksby's Walk,London,E9 6DF,GB | London, EN

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Join the hilarious African Nigerian detective duo as they crack the case of the poisoned salt fish fritter live!
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WHO POISONED THE SALT FISH FRITTER - JAMAICAN NIGERIAN DETECTIVE DUO RETURNS!
Get ready for a wild ride with everybody’s favourite detective pair Sherlock Holmes, Kiss-Me-Neck and Dr Watson To-Back-Side back on the case! This time, they’re diving into a mystery that’s got everyone talking: who the hell poisoned Lord Seymour with the salt fish fritter? Expect twists, ridiculous physical comedy, and a whole lot of Caribbean flavor packed into one unforgettable night.
**What’s It About?**
A fresh, African Caribbean spin on classic whodunits. Our sharp-witted duo uncovers shady dealings, forgotten Black British history, and some seriously shady Victorian secrets—all while rocking killer costumes with island flair.
PG- Every penny goes back into making the show bigger and better.
**What Makes It Special:**
- A soundtrack mashing up old-school Caribbean beats with fresh vibes
- Slapstick comedy that’ll have you wheezing
- Victorian fashion… but make it tropical
- Eye-popping projected backdrops
- Dance scenes blending Caribbean tradition with street swagger
**Why It Matters:**
This isn’t just fun—it’s history you weren’t taught. The show digs into:
- Black British entrepreneurs way back in the 1700s-1800s
- How folks fought back against racism (with style)
- Lost stories that deserve to be remembered
- The living, breathing art of Caribbean storytelling
Come for the mystery, stay for the vibes. You won’t forget this one.
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Where is it happening?

42-44 Brooksby's Walk,London,E9 6DF,GB, United Kingdom

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