A chilling masterpiece
Ticket Price
£20 - £38
A transaction fee of up to £3.95 may apply.
Performance Dates
Mon 27th October 2025 - Fri 31st October 2025
Category
Age Restriction
Age guidance 14+
Original Theatre in association with Joshua Beaumont & Huw Allen present
MURDER AT MIDNIGHT
A comedy thriller by Torben Betts
Directed by Philip Franks
A murder mystery like no other…
Starring national favourites Jason Durr (Heartbeat, Casualty), Susie Blake (Victoria Wood’s as Seen on TV, Coronation Street) and Max Bowden, best known for his role as Ben Mitchell in EastEnders, and Katie McGlynn (Waterloo Road, Coronation Street, Hollyoaks).
A killer night out!
From the writer of Murder in the Dark comes a deliciously twisted crime caper like no other.
It’s New Year’s Eve in a quiet corner of Kent and a killer is in the house…
We meet Jonny ‘The Cyclops’ - the notorious gangster, his glamorous wife, his trigger-happy sidekick, his mum—who’s seeing things, her very jittery carer, plus a vicar who’s hiding something, and a nervous burglar dressed as a clown.
Throw in a suitcase full of cash, a stash of deadly weapons, and one infamous unsolved murder… What could possibly go wrong?
Join us for a murder mystery with a difference. One house. Seven suspects and a Murder at Midnight…
Written by acclaimed playwright Torben Betts and produced by the award-winning Original Theatre (Birdsong, Murder in the Dark, The Mirror Crack’d), Murder at Midnight is a gripping murder mystery filled with twists, chilling suspense and wickedly dark humour – guaranteed to keep you guessing until the final stroke of midnight.
Cast also includes Callum Balmforth, Peter Moreton, Iryna Poplavska, Bella Farr
and Andy McLeod.
CONTENT WARNINGS:
Recommended: Age 14+
This production contains strong language, violence and depictions of drug abuse.
Additional warnings for Box Office or a further page link as contains spoilers
Strong language throughout
Depictions of drug use and overdosing
Blood and violence
References to past trauma and domestic abuse
Themes of mental illness and coercive behaviour
Homophobic language
Gun shot
A chilling masterpiece