The Times called it "the most disgusting exhibition to have been witnessed in this generation", with many writers and novelists, including Agatha Christie, exploring this dark and sinister side of the Victorian Era. In 1876, a lawyer named Charles Bravo was murdered in his own house, by an unknown assailant, using the most devastating of poisons. To this day, no one knows the truth, or the real murderer, despite many motives and characters that have now been etched in history. In May 2016, for an extremely limited run, Twenty Seven Live Ltd and Theatre N16 will play host to an exclusive, site specific, promenade performance, based on a real life murder case that took place right in the heart of Balham. Meet the very people who wandered these corridors, contemplating their fate, whilst exploring the historical rooms at The Bedford Arms.| 9 May 16 to 19 May 16 | The Bedford Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
