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I am going to the 15:30h show of Murder Mystery "A Brew to a Kill" at Hogsback Brewery on 8 November.
This is the third murder mystery that the Guildford Shakespeare Company have put on and they are interactive and good fun.
If you would like to join, please buy a ticket (link above) and then register for the event so I know how many people to expect. I will try to save seats together.
Any questions, please let me know.
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