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If you've ever seen the underrated Bill Murray flick The Man Who Knew Too Little, you'll know about the pop culture phenomenon
that is live, interactive theater. Of course, things went terribly wrong for
his character, Wally Ritchie, and he found himself in the midst of highly
dangerous espionage.
Now, you’d think this would scare off any wanna be amateur
sleuth in real life but enter Emmy-winning actor, Neil Patrick Harris. A fan of
puzzle solving and scavenger hunts himself, the star of How I Met Your
Mother
is the benefactor of a hands-on mystery that unfolds on Hollywood
Boulevard each weekend called Accomplice.
is the benefactor of a hands-on mystery that unfolds on Hollywood
Boulevard each weekend called Accomplice.
The shows, which were started in New York by ex-film editor
Tom Salamon and his sister Betsy Sufott, leads participants on a wild ride (or
we should say walk) through La-La Land as they attempt to unravel the details
of a Hollywood scandal.
Along their journey, players meet actors playing film producers, agents, and personal assistants, who dole out clues to the next location and the unfolding drama. Wear comfortable shoes and eat before you go—you'll have a few nibbles and drinks on the way, but this is not your father's sit-down murder mystery dinner theater.
Accomplice events take place every half hour on Saturdays and lasts about 2 1/2 hours.
Order tickets through Zerve.com.
Along their journey, players meet actors playing film producers, agents, and personal assistants, who dole out clues to the next location and the unfolding drama. Wear comfortable shoes and eat before you go—you'll have a few nibbles and drinks on the way, but this is not your father's sit-down murder mystery dinner theater.
Accomplice events take place every half hour on Saturdays and lasts about 2 1/2 hours.
Order tickets through Zerve.com.
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