Midsupper Murder: one mystery, two victims and €400 raised
On Wednesday night, September 2, a murderer lurked in the shadows, claiming two lives in truly blood-thirsty fashion. The first, […]
On Wednesday night, September 2nd, an evening of suspense, thrill and charity took place in Midsupper Murder – a murder mystery event held at Terraza Lamarlo. Two victims fell prey to a murderer, the first victim being poisoned with Ketamine and the second one brutally hacked, leaving a satin-gloved hand as the only evidence. Despite the dark tone of the event, over €400 was raised for local animal charities, a crucial part of the evening that brought together people who wished to enjoy the game while also helping animals in the community.
The event was brought to life by a cast of passionate local actors and writers who stepped into eccentric characters' shoes, hiding secrets and biding their time until their time to kill arrived. As the characters died one by one, the audience at Terraza Lamarlo gathered clues and tried to identify the culprit before they became the next victim. There was no fixed script, only brief outlines, resulting in an unpredictable and unique night for everyone involved.
The net profit from ticket sales for Podfather, a local Podenco sanctuary, amounted to €380, with an additional €100 generated through the raffle and tombola for APSA, The Animal Protection Society of Albox. The combination of entertainment and fundraising brought people together who all had a brilliant time and contributed to the welfare of local animals.
With no fixed script and the action unfolding throughout the night, the cast and audience were kept on their toes, unsure of what would happen next. The success of the latest Midsupper Murder evening has already sparked anticipation for the sixth edition, set for January 2027. As the event continues to grow in popularity, local actors and writers are ready to bring another night of mystery, suspense, and charity to life.
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