While the pantomime season is about to start, the people of Brough are gong for a more mysterious form of entertainment to raise funds for their local primary school.
Brough Community Primary School Fundraisers (BEST) have come up with a unique, killer way for parents, friends and party-goers to start the Festive Season, whilst raising much-needed funds to enhance the opportunities for the pupils at BCPS (Brough Community Primary School).
The dramatic mystery Happily Never After – A Festive Murder Mystery (18+) with Carlisle based Highly Suspect Theatre Company will take place on Saturday 30 November at Brough Memorial Hall, Brough.
The Pantoland Bar will be opening from 7 pm for a complimentary welcome drink followed by a two-course festive meal, with a delicious main dish and scrumptious pudding whilst Highly Suspect entertain you with their brilliant murder mystery, with carriages before midnight.
Lexie Ward, Artistic Director of Highly Suspect says: “We are thrilled to be performing our classic festive murder mystery show in the Upper Eden Valley for the first and we are delighted to be helping the fabulous Brough Community Primary School raise much-needed funds whilst giving folk a great night out!”
Phil Cooper Head of BCPS adds: “Our fundraising committee chaired by the wonderful Karen Thompson love to do something different to support our school and this evening is a fine example of great entertainment and fun fundraising, so come along and join us.”
To book simply call 0333 666 3366 or go to https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/best
