“One-Man Mysteries”

Meet “Detective Dean”! For Adults, if there is a murder, then Detective Dean is called upon to figure out “whodunnit”! And for Children, if there’s a mystery, then Detective Dean is called upon to figure out “whodunnit”! These “One-Man Mystery” Show are very crowd engaging and crowd interactive! The audience is Detective Dean’s “Jr. Detectives” and assist him in figuring out “whodunnit”! This can be paired with a dinner also! Clue sheets are provided to the audience. Detective Dean does utilize 4 guests to play the role of the 4 suspects, but has a brief meeting with them to prep them with cue cards to read when prompted and a prop and/or costume to help get into character! At the end, ballots are distributed to give the “Jr. Detectives” a chance to vote on “whodunnit”!

“One-Man Murder Mysteries” (for Adults)

#1—“The Deadly Dinner Party” (for Adults)

4 guests arrive out of curiosity to a creepy mansion per the invitation of a man they only know as “Mr. X”. For months these four guests have been receiving blackmail letters from “Mr. X” in which he claims he knows who they are and what they’ve done. They arrive at the mansion, and upon entering, they are greeted by Mr. X and very quickly they all realize they know his true identity. He reveals to them he will be reading the charges against each of them after dinner and turning them over to the FBI. Unfortunately, we never get to those charges being read, which leaves “Detective Dean” and his “Jr. Detectives” to figure out “whodunnit”!

“One-Man Mysteries” (for Children)

#1—“The Case of the Broken Cookie Jar” (for Children & Families)

The 4 Johnson kids are left home alone while Mom takes Grandma to run errands. They are left with a note from Mom telling them what they are to do while she is gone and what they are NOT to do while she is gone. Mom was excited to both find and bring home an antique cookie jar recently upon finding it at Grandma’s House. She’s loved having it in her own home and every time she looks at it she’s reminded of when her and her mother would bake cookies together and put them in the cookie jar. While she’s gone, the cookie jar is knocked off the counter and broken. When she calls home to check on the kids, no one will give her a straight answer on what has happened to the cookie jar. She calls in “Detective Dean” so that he can figure out “whodunnit” before Mom gets home.