The Great Murder Mystery - The Lost Estate Tickets

The Story Unfolds: Origins and Evolution

In a unique fusion of five-star dining, craft cocktails and world-class live performances, The Lost Estate have crafted the must-attend event of 2024.

London, the city synonymous with mystery and intrigue, is home to this captivating theatrical experience that pays homage to one of literature's most iconic detectives: Sherlock Holmes.

The Great Murder Mystery invites audiences to step into the world of Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary sleuth, where they can engage in a thrilling evening of entertainment.

Enter the chambers of the world’s greatest consulting detective.

Take your seat in 221B Baker Street and be transported to a world of indulgence & deceit, where gas lamps flicker and horse-drawn carriages clatter along cobblestone streets. Journey from crime-soaked London to desolate Devonshire and back again. Be enthralled by Holmes and Watson (and a cast of shadowy suspects) as you sit back and enjoy three lavish courses, each woven into the heart of the story, with an expansive menu of mind-blowing cocktails.

Opening on 12th March 2024, The Great Murder Mystery at The Lost Estate has been delighting audiences with its gripping performances, and dark yet glamourous representation of Victorian England. With extra attention to detail in set design, costumes, props, and music unfolding all around you, you’ll be immersed into the era of the time, whilst you’re waited on and dine!

Behind the Scenes: Crafting the Spectacle

With its 5,000 square foot space, with room for 250 diners, reviews have been calling The Great Murder Mystery “a runaway success” and tickets are going fast! The evening focusses around a low stage, with other stages dotted around, beautifully combining a set and restaurant together to create a truly immersive experience. So, do you want to know more about the menu? Let’s eat it up!

You’ll be served some wonderful dishes including a duck & egg starter with béarnaise, on toasted brioche and a honey & lemon dressing. Spring Chicken with black truffle mousse and Pommes Anna for main. And, Devonshire strawberries (sticking to the locational themes of the show) with vanilla mousse and champagne sorbet. For the vegetarians, Fire-roasted tomato, green olive “catsup”, fresh tomato, asparagus & piquillo pepper ratatouille will start your meal. The main dish is a fresh tortellini filled with burrata, smoked garlic crema, garden pea pesto & toasted pine nuts.

Scrumptious!

All tickets include a three course meal with options for those of you out there with dietary requirements (vegans, GF etc… *call in adavance to let them know). The menu is designed and cooked by the Executive chef Mr. Ashley Clarke, Esq, Formerly of SmokeStak, Gordon Ramsay Group, Temper Soho. Now, The Lost Estate.

The creatives of the show include writer and adaptor Kate Ferguson, and director Simon Pittman. With the wonderful cast being made up of Samuel Collings in the iconic role of Sherlock Holmes, and Wella Mbusi as Dr Watson with an ensemble of suspects supporting them (Ruby Ablett in the role of Beryl Stapleton, Joseph Reed as Jack Stapleton, Dorcas A. Stevens as Henri Baskervile, Stephan boyce as alternative Dr Watson, Risha silvera as alternative Beryl/Henri, and David Alwyn as an alternative Sherlock Holmes). Working alongside these performers to create a succulent and suspenseful evening are an extremely talented group of musicians, musically directed by Guy Button.

Keep in Mind

The Lost Estate are London’s master world builders. They fuse theatre, music, art, and hospitality into breathtaking escapist masterpieces.
Since 2017, they’ve served a combined 60,000+ guests, gathering countless 5-star reviews, and working with a kaleidoscopic range of artists, makers, chefs and storytellers…
Today, The Lost Estate stands alone at the intersection between high art, decadent nightlife, and elite hospitality, offering a heady mix of indulgence and performance that must be experienced to be understood.

Book your tickets for The Great Murder Mystery, and have a night you won’t ever forget!