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Murder Walk By The Castle
MURDER MYSTERY WALKS BY THE CORFE CASTLE RUINS
What could be more atmospheric for a murder mystery than a twilight walk
with costumed characters in the shadow of the ruins of the great castle
However, the walk will involve steep rough paths and long grass and although we will finish before dark for safety reasons, anyone taking part does so at their own risk.
The starting point is in the North Castle Field, opposite the Castle View
National Trust car park, just north of the Corfe Castle ruins on the A351.
We have permission for customers to use the car park for the evening.
More Bus - Purbeck Breezer 40 - get off at National Trust Welcome Centre
National Trust Welcome Centre, Corfe Castle, BH20 5DR
Due to the popularity of the past walks and a necessity to restrict numbers for safety,
it is strongly recommended that early bookings be made by purchasing tickets from
www.ticketsource.co.uk/double-act-drama-group
Tickets are just £5 a head (under 5’s free)
There may be a few tickets on the gate BUT cash only please due to the poor phone signal.
Set in 1834 Hanoverian Britain at a time of great political, economic
and social reform - but not every body is happy with the changes.
The rural workforce is in open revolt and parliamentary constituencies have been
reformed to eliminate such Rotten Boroughs of Corfe Castle and Wareham.
Slavery has almost been abolished & the Anatomy Act might have ended grave robbing.
But a prominent local politician has been found shot whilst staying at a local coaching Inn.
So a senior officer of the newly formed ‘Peelers’ has been sent from London
to add his ground breaking deductive reasoning skills to the investigation.
What will he discover in this seething hotbed of unrest and radical thinkers
All will be revealed along with many other surprises at Corfe Castle on
July 16th, 21st, 23rd & 28th, 30th and August 4th, 6th 2025 at 7pm.
An experience not to be missed!
What could be more atmospheric for a murder mystery than a twilight walk
with costumed characters in the shadow of the ruins of the great castle
However, the walk will involve steep rough paths and long grass and although we will finish before dark for safety reasons, anyone taking part does so at their own risk.
The starting point is in the North Castle Field, opposite the Castle View
National Trust car park, just north of the Corfe Castle ruins on the A351.
We have permission for customers to use the car park for the evening.
More Bus - Purbeck Breezer 40 - get off at National Trust Welcome Centre
National Trust Welcome Centre, Corfe Castle, BH20 5DR
Due to the popularity of the past walks and a necessity to restrict numbers for safety,
it is strongly recommended that early bookings be made by purchasing tickets from
www.ticketsource.co.uk/double-act-drama-group
Tickets are just £5 a head (under 5’s free)
There may be a few tickets on the gate BUT cash only please due to the poor phone signal.
Set in 1834 Hanoverian Britain at a time of great political, economic
and social reform - but not every body is happy with the changes.
The rural workforce is in open revolt and parliamentary constituencies have been
reformed to eliminate such Rotten Boroughs of Corfe Castle and Wareham.
Slavery has almost been abolished & the Anatomy Act might have ended grave robbing.
But a prominent local politician has been found shot whilst staying at a local coaching Inn.
So a senior officer of the newly formed ‘Peelers’ has been sent from London
to add his ground breaking deductive reasoning skills to the investigation.
What will he discover in this seething hotbed of unrest and radical thinkers
All will be revealed along with many other surprises at Corfe Castle on
July 16th, 21st, 23rd & 28th, 30th and August 4th, 6th 2025 at 7pm.
An experience not to be missed!
Wed 23 Jul, Mon 28 Jul, Wed 30 Jul, Mon 4 Aug, Wed 6 Aug
National Trust Welcome Centre, Corfe Castle, Dorset. BH20 5DR
7pm on July 16th, 21st, 23rd & 28th, 30th and August 4th, 6th 2025£5 a head (children under 5's free)
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