Murder at the Queen's Cabaret Immersive Show

Can you Solve the Crime? Someone is murdering the showgirls at the Queen's Cabaret... and the killer is still on the loose. Follow the clues, interrogate the suspects, and piece together the mystery. With multiple possible endings, the final verdict is in your hands… who will you accuse of murder? Back by popular demand, this unique cabaret show returns with a one-of-a-kind immersive murder mystery experience where the audience becomes part of the investigation. Highlights 🎭 Solve a captivating murder mystery set in the opulent Velvet Curtain Theater 💃 Enjoy sultry cabaret performances that heighten the tension and drama 🍹 VIP PLUS guests indulge in 3 drink tickets and pre-show experience with exclusive perks 🔍 Step into the roaring 1920s with interactive sleuthing and shocking twists 👗 Dress to impress in 1920s-inspired attire for an authentic experience General Info 📅 Dates: Friday, July 31st and Saturday, August 1, 2026 🎫 Doors at 6:30pm for 7:30pm show 🎟️ Doors at 9:30pm for 10:00pm show 📍 Location: The Count's Den 👤 Age Requirement: 21+ with valid ID 🍸 * VIP PLUS* includes 3 drink tickets, VIP seating, & pre-show experience. 🍷 * VIP* includes 2 drink tickets & VIP seating. 👔 Attire: 1920s-themed dress encouraged for the full experience. Description Prepare for a night of suspense and sophistication as "Murder at the Queen's Cabaret" transports you to the decadent world of 1920s Los Angeles. Hosted at the shadowy Velvet Curtain Theater, this immersive cocktail show blends the glamour of burlesque with the thrill of a murder mystery. As grisly murders unfold backstage, you’ll take on the role of a detective, piecing together clues and unmasking the culprit. The night features riveting cabaret performances, shocking revelations, and an interactive storyline that keeps you guessing until the very end. Content Warning: This performance contains simulated murder, suggested violence, strong language, adult themes, partial nudity, fog, and strobe or flashing lights. Viewer discretion advised.