You sit down to a cozy dinner, but it soon becomes apparent that someone at the table has something to hide. Not to worry: the food is safe – the suspense is mostly in the looks, accusations and strange alibis. As the courses are served, a murder case unfolds that you are in the middle of. Colleagues suddenly turn into suspects, detectives or people with a slightly too convincing story. Expect finger-pointing, secret information and fanatically played roles that sometimes fit someone’s personality suspiciously well.
Together you try to put the puzzle together: who is lying, who is telling the truth and who is trying to discreetly deflect blame? Meanwhile, there is eating, laughing and vigorous discussion. Because nothing brings a team together faster than an unsolved murder and dessert coming up. The murder dinner is a team-building activity that focuses on cooperation, communication and logical thinking – although sometimes it looks more like fanatical blaming and creative lying. And at the end? Then remarkably often it turns out that the person you trusted completely suddenly turned out to have prepared an Oscar-worthy lie.