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"In the chocolate box village of Frosty Topping, Douglad Fir, the owner of a leading a Christmas tree wholesaler, has been found dead during a Christmas Party at the house of leading Indigestion Researcher, Ann Tassid. Is it murder or did he just over do it and sap his strength, or was Douglas Fir just pining for home?"
Tickets for the evening, including a three course dinner + a one night's stay in the Shepherd's Hut Hamlet, is £160 per couple.
Tickets for just the evening, including a three course dinner and all entertainment are £38.50 per person
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