Murder Mystery
Try to solve a mystery with more twists and turns than a labyrinth – if you don’t die laughing first. Interact at your own comfort level.
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Poe's Last Stanza
Share stories, poetry and spirits with Baltimore’s Bard. Poe passes the time in a local tavern, matching wits and sharing wisdom with the barmaid. He may even engage in a little verbal sparring with you!
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Private Shows
There’s nothing like dinner and a murder to liven up any private function. Guests interact at their own comfort level to solve a murder mystery. Beware, they could die laughing!
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Testimonials
Damn. These guys know how to put on a show.
Deon Taylor
Being a great fan of Poe, I was very skeptical…then the show started, and I forgot to be skeptical and just got caught up. I swear I feel like I just had a few drinks with Poe.
Kevin Elmont
I came for my birthday and it was amazing. I had a great time.
Tiquia Bennett
I’ve never seen our team so invested at any other company event. The actors were hilarious and great at interaction. The custom touches in the script were amazing. This was an unqualified success.
Robert Haynes, Parexel
When will there be another show like this…Nevermore
Tina Dyer
We were looking for something fun and different that appealed to a diverse group. The show was amazing. Everyone had a great time.
Kara Shaffer, LCG, Inc.
First mystery I’ve attended and it was awesome.
Cat Michael
Good food and strong characters in an interactive environment combine to make “Drop Dead, Gorgeous!” …a show to die for.
Topher Forhecz of the Maryland Gazette
I’ve never seen our team so invested at any other company event. The actors were hilarious and great at interaction. The custom touches in the script were amazing. This was an unqualified success.
Robert Haynes, Parexel
Poe’s Last Stanza as the anchor to this gem of an evening deserves repetition somewhere (or many wheres) in Baltimore, Poe’s final stomping grounds. If you were not among the fortunate 75 or 80 people to have enjoyed its debut, you have missed a rare treat. And that’s a damned shame.
Broadway World Review