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Danse Macabre – an artistic crime

A serial killer is on the loose in the art world. Each crime becomes his next work, and you must uncover his identity before he strikes again.

For teams of 10 to 500+ people throughout Poland.

What's included in the package?

  • An original script for a dark investigation into the art world
  • Sherlock's Cousin Leading the Investigation
  • Interrogations of suspected artists and witnesses
  • 4 actors playing the roles of suspects and witnesses
  • Evidence, case files, laboratory reports
  • Investigative puzzles and tasks inspired by the world of art
  • Tablets with a mobile app for each team
  • Set design, props and costumes inspired by the world of art
  • Possibility to organize an investigation for all groups at the same time - from the stage
  • 2,5-3 hours of investigative gameplay
  • Awards for the best investigative team
  • Implementation in Polish and English

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    The Miracle Workers are dedicated, passionate individuals with extraordinary acting talent. The performance is organized at the highest level. Sherlock will probably smile beneath his mustache.

    Karol Mitura

    Implementation options

    Variant: Hotel

    hotel
    • Conference room, restaurant, rooms, hall

    • Fun 2,5-3 hours

    • 4-8 person teams

    • From 10 to 500+ participants

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    Variant: Office

    biuro
    • Conference rooms and open space

    • Fun 2,5-3 hours

    • 4-8 person teams

    • From 10 to 500+ participants

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    Variant: Plein air

    outdoor
    • City center

    • Green area

    • Park near the hotel

    • Fun 2,5-3 hours

    • 4-8 person teams

    • From 10 to 500+ participants

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    Danse Macabre - Artistic Crime inspired by the film "Perfume"

    Danse Macabre - Artistic Crime inspired by the film "Perfume"

    Plot

    Danse Macabre is a script inspired by the film "Perfume" directed by T. Tykwer, full of dark secrets with art in the background.

    In a city of stunning architecture and art, where artists come to fulfill their dreams, a chilling series of crimes has struck the local art world. The psychopathic nature of the villain is disturbing. "Witkiewicz," as the local police department has dubbed him, leaves his paintings at crime scenes, likely using the blood of his victims to finish them. Your team will take on the role of investigators to unmask the murderer and end this bloodbath.

    Rules of investigation

    It's up to you what questions you ask witnesses during interviews to solve the crime. Not everyone will tell you the whole truth, and time to gather information is limited.

    Your task is not only to identify the culprit, but also to reconstruct the course of events, circumstances and motive of the crime.

    During the grand finale, each team presents its own verdict, and only then do you learn the full story and find out who managed to solve the "Witkiewicz" riddle most faithfully.

    Tasks

    During the investigation, you not only analyze evidence, but above all, conduct your own investigation, interrogating suspected artists, talking to police officers, and gathering further clues.

    Your team faces a series of tasks to solve the crime:

    • interrogating suspected artists,
    • analysis of case files and evidence,
    • performing tasks prepared by police officers and witnesses,
    • solving logical puzzles and artistic challenges,
    • obtaining clues hidden in press clippings, laboratory reports and investigative materials,
    • combining all the clues to reconstruct the course of the crime and identify the perpetrator.

     

    No, the game's atmosphere is inspired by thrillers and crime novels, but the event is primarily intended for entertainment and integration. Therefore, there are no graphic scenes or horror elements.

    Absolutely not, the tasks do not require knowledge of art history. What counts is logical thinking, cooperation, and attentiveness.

    Absolutely, the scenario fits perfectly with hotels, galas and evening events.

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    See how we create MIRACLES, not events (in 1,5 minutes) ;)!

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