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A 1920s Mystery at the Station
Oct 16, 7:00 PM
A 1920s Affair: A Great Gatsby-Inspired Mystery
Hosted by Talia Tucker
Step into the glamour, intrigue, and excitement of the 1920s for an immersive evening of secrets, scandal, and mystery at Denver Union Station.
“Welcome to all of our lovely guests. The year is 1920, we are two years past the end of the brutal World War, and people finally feel free to live their lives again. Prohibition takes over the United States, leaving the hangovers to the creative. Rebellion is brought out among the people, creating a love of jazz music, flappers, and dancing. Organized crime runs rampant, and the Mafia is on the rise. The streets are filled with moonshine, bootleggers, gangsters, and, dare I say it, murder.
Welcome to the Speakeasy, which is, of course, owned by the most feared gangster in town, Marilyn Moretti. We were all chosen to be here for a reason, and we should act as her honored guests. While most of you are among the rich and the famous, there are quite a few who dabble among the conniving and the desperate. There are rich histories to be learned and scandalous secrets to be discovered. We had high hopes that tonight would go off without a hitch, but, given the morally ambiguous nature of our guest list, we understand why that simply could not be the case.
With that being said, at the end of the night, three of you will be dead.”
— Talia Tucker
How It Works
This is an immersive improv mystery where every guest is assigned a character to embody. Your character will have secrets, a backstory, and motives to guide you throughout the evening. Come ready to step into character, interact with fellow guests, and see if you can solve the mystery.
Characters
Your character will be assigned and emailed to you one week before the event. Your email will include your character description, secrets to keep hidden, and suggestions for what to wear.
Dress Code
You must come dressed as your assigned character and embrace the 1920s, Great Gatsby-inspired setting.
Awards
Awards will be given for Most in Character, Best Death, Best Costume, and Closest Guess.
Friday, October 16 | 7–9 PM
Webb Gallery, Lower Level | Denver Union Station
Tickets: $38 | Limited Availability
All ticket sales are final.
